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Step 1) Put a Linux Kernel on Windows as a separate subsystem Step 2) Port all APIs to this Kernel Step 3) Switch over to Linux as the main kernel and make th
by modmans2nd 6y ago
Step 1) Put a Linux Kernel on Windows as a separate subsystem
Step 2) Port all APIs to this Kernel
Step 3) Switch over to Linux as the main kernel and make the windows kernel a a Linux sub system to support legacy win32 apps.
Step 4) Make all win32 support into a containerized system
Microsoft moves to a Linux based system it offers for free and is only used for integration and support of it’s services.