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This is understandable, since binaries in WSL run directly on Windows, with no virtualization/emulation, except for Linux syscalls. With WSL2, Linux runs in a
by watermelon0 6y ago
This is understandable, since binaries in WSL run directly on Windows, with no virtualization/emulation, except for Linux syscalls.
With WSL2, Linux runs in a VM, and behaves exactly as a Linux box, so Docker/systemd/FUSE run as expected.
- calaphos 6y agoThe systemd problems remain in WSL2 as they same custom Microsoft init system from wsl1 is still used. There are workarounds however