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VirtualBox?
Virtualizing the whole windows OS right inside Linux I think it's the best option if you want to use the M$ ecosystem.
Don't use Virtual box for that. Use KVM with Virtio (you will need the virtio drivers from Fedora)
They are both viable options that have different advantages.
VBox has a nice friendly GUI.
KVM is fast & efficient.
there is also Virt-Manager and quickemu with quickgui, if you want friendly GUI though.