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To be honest, that's what a Windows HyperVM is. Microsoft tried to do this the other way around (reimplement the Linux kernel in windows), which is a much small
by CJefferson 6y ago
To be honest, that's what a Windows HyperVM is. Microsoft tried to do this the other way around (reimplement the Linux kernel in windows), which is a much smaller and easier task, with WSL1, and then threw that away and just used a VM for WSL2.