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The next logical thing to do for more fun is to run User Mode Linux under the Windows Subsystem for Linux. After that, it would make sense to try WINE.

• userbinator 7y ago
  A Windows app running on WINE inside UML inside WSL of a Win10 which is itself a VM running on e.g. macOS would be funny to see.
  • sigjuice 7y ago
    Does WSL support ptrace now? UML can't run without it.
  • hdfbdtbcdg 7y ago
    Especially if the app is Electron based.
• kybernetikos 7y ago
  There used to be a version of uml that ran on windows. It was very like the modern windows subsystem for Linux. http://colinux.org/ http://colinux.org/
• ddalex 7y ago
  I remember that at some point there was wine port to Windows, so you could run windows while running windows...
  • 20after4 7y ago
    yo dawg.
  • lmm 7y ago
    I remember that being actually useful for me! XP 64-bit couldn't run 16-bit windows executables, but you could build wine against SFU/SUA and then use that to run them.