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Those aren't VMs -- they're containers.

• Hasu 2y ago
  Only on Linux - on MacOS and Windows, you have to do virtualization for containers.
  • anticensor 2y ago
    Unless you do use WSL1 as your container runner. Nobody does this but I do not get why.
    • CoolCold 2y ago
      I hardly can imagine how it works for you, because WSL1 basically lacks any option for containers be it namespaces or cgroups? Netfilter? Bridges? Feel free to correct me and share successfull cases with wsl1 and containers