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I disagree that that makes it clear. Both of those sound like something that runs on Linux.
by jfrunyon 5y ago
I disagree that that makes it clear. Both of those sound like something that runs on Linux.
- atq2119 5y agoPlaying devil's advocate, one could argue, especially in the case of WSL2, that it's a Windows subsystem that allows Linux to run particularly well by providing virtual devices etc which can be accessed from the Linux VM. It's a bit of a stretch, and Microsoft's true motivation for the naming is almost certainly different, but hey, an argument can be made ;)