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I don't know. From the microsoft docs I understand that it has some limitations so most likely it won't work without some patching. Why would you use a linux su
by themihai 10y ago
I don't know. From the microsoft docs I understand that it has some limitations so most likely it won't work without some patching. Why would you use a linux subsystem instead of "native" linux anyway? It seems designed for sys admins who don't like windows (quite funny)
- coldtea 10y ago>It seems designed for sys admins who don't like windows (quite funny) It's designed first and foremost for developers deploying on UNIX/Linux.
- themihai 10y agoI don't know what that means. Deploying on UNIX/Linux usually means uploading the code somewhere using a standard protocol (i.e. ftp ) or proprietary API. Part of that you need to execute a program so I'm wondering, what makes deploying more special than any other program?