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As they're using a linux kernel, I wonder if they're using an ext4 filesystem for the wsl stuff, hosted in a file image on NTFS? Windows apps could still get ac

As they're using a linux kernel, I wonder if they're using an ext4 filesystem for the wsl stuff, hosted in a file image on NTFS? Windows apps could still get access to the wsl files via the 9P file server.

sbisson 7y ago
Yes they are. It's an ext4 VHD, mounted under WSL.
- crispinb 7y ago
  Makes sense. Thanks. I quite look forward to checking it out.
- mehrdadn 7y ago
  Oh man that sucks! Now you have to worry about resizing the partition and disk all the time. It was so awesome not having to worry about that!