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It was basically the same idea as WSL1, i.e. running the Linux kernel (or equivalent) in Windows userspace. It actually worked decently when I tried it back th
by planede 3y ago
It was basically the same idea as WSL1, i.e. running the Linux kernel (or equivalent) in Windows userspace.
It actually worked decently when I tried it back then.
- Aaron2222 3y agoWSL1 implemented Linux syscalls inside the NT kernel (not in userspace).