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> instead of actually supporting POSIX POSIX support is in the API, not the syscalls. musl libc places great emphasis on POSIX conformance. So if you ran a mus

> instead of actually supporting POSIX POSIX support is in the API, not the syscalls. musl libc places great emphasis on POSIX conformance. So if you ran a musl-based distro atop WSL, that should give you what you want, or at least something closer.

pjmlp 9y ago
Currently only Ubuntu, OpenSUSE and SLES are supported. None of them is muslc based, right?
- dom0 9y ago
  Doesn't matter, the stable interface in Linux is the syscalls, not the libc. Same goes for WSL.
  - pjmlp 9y ago
    Syscalls are not POSIX APIs.
    - dom0 9y ago
      POSIX and Linux are generally believed to be different entities.
      - pjmlp 9y ago
        Which is why I keep stressing POSIX.