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>e.g. there's no Arch from Arch or Microsoft, but there's a completely compatible third party package that gives you Arch in WSL2 No longer true since last mon
by Foxboron 1y ago
>e.g. there's no Arch from Arch or Microsoft, but there's a completely compatible third party package that gives you Arch in WSL2
No longer true since last month.
https://lists.archlinux.org/archives/list/arch-dev-public@lists.archlinux.org/thread/73A4BK7YK4BJBVXGMN2I5CROQAWI53VZ/ https://lists.archlinux.org/archives/list/arch-dev-public@li...
- Firehawke 1y agoI'm shocked. They were adamant it wasn't going to happen for a long long time.
- Foxboron 1y agoThe main complaint was the market place TOS that gave Microsoft a free-pass on any trademarked assets. The new WSL2 installation way avoids all of this. Along with the glibc hacks needed by WSL1. (I was part of the discussion and also very adamant about this not happening)