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WSL2 can manage it I bet. [edit] also I’d be surprised if any of those executables fail to run on native Win11.

• p0w3n3d 2y ago
  There are games/apps that no longer work on vanilla win10/11 and using wine would be good. I wonder how WSL2 would show gui? You would need to run a native win X server and connect to it from WSL2 vm
  • kbolino 2y ago
    They've hidden a lot of the complexity, but it seems they use RDP to actually display in Windows: https://github.com/microsoft/wslg https://github.com/microsoft/wslg
  • tracker1 2y ago
    WSL has had X/Desktop integration for a while now (after Win11). Installed apps even get start menu shortcuts, such as if you install Firefox for Linux. The UI experience is more sluggish than native, but iirc it's being worked on. Similar for GPU based AI tooling in Linux via WSL.