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FAQ in there [1] states "Windows (WSL)" with no mention about plans for native Windows build. [1] https://awesomekling.github.io/Ladybird-a-new-cross-platform-

• gigel82 4y ago
  That's just confusing, they shouldn't include Windows at all. WSL is a virtual machine running a Linux kernel. It's akin to saying Microsoft Office runs on Linux; you just need to set up a VM running a Windows kernel first :)
  • webprofusion 4y ago
    Yes it's confusing and running on WSL isn't really the same as running on Windows. I've just tried it, and it's early days- there are hundreds of thousands of edge cases to consider just to get it really "working" on linux, so it's no easy task. On the other hand , implementing a posix compatibility layer for Windows for just the things you need to support in the browser is relatively easy.