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> 64MB RAM and Windows 11 and… it didn’t work at all Not too surprising to be honest

• PaulHoule 4y ago
  It's weird. I know people who swear WSL2 was an improvement over WSL1 but I'd say WSL1 worked 100% of the time when I tried it and I've never had WSL2 work correctly. Contrast that to booting up a VM in Hyper-V where it might take me two tries to make a perfect install.
  • taskforcegemini 4y ago
    I think they were refering to the "64MB" typo
  • CoolCold 4y ago
    I swear it's improvement. Switched from wsl1 long time ago - 3 or 4 years I guess. Using Wsl1 for very specific task of doing socket forwarding from host OS, the rest happens in WSL2. Simple thing like using namespaces or not so simple like mounting loopback file with BTRFS not possible in WSL1 by design. Not even mentioning recent systemd support.