Microsoft knows full well how to do technically interesting things, that's why WSL1 worked as well as it did. The problem is that, being a company and not a gra

Microsoft knows full well how to do technically interesting things, that's why WSL1 worked as well as it did. The problem is that, being a company and not a grad student, "works 100% of the time" is more worthwhile to them than "works 99% of the time and sounds really cool."