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Does this mean WSL will be enabled by default on Windows, or at least that you can enable it without admin rights? That would be handy for draconian corporate e
by easton 5y ago
Does this mean WSL will be enabled by default on Windows, or at least that you can enable it without admin rights? That would be handy for draconian corporate environments.
- jaywalk 5y agoNo. What would lead you to think that's a possibility?
- jayd16 5y agoSeems a bit odd to tie a developer only feature to a consumer app store. Makes it feel like WS* will move towards a streamlined consumer facing feature.
- jaywalk 5y agoI don't think it's a developer-only feature. My point was more that WSA and WSL are separate and even if WSA becomes a default feature, that doesn't mean WSL will.
- easton 5y agoBecause WSA (I believe) is implemented as a WSL distro, so you'd need the feature installed for it to work.