Microsoft has announced the WSL2 subsystem with a built-in Linux kernel.
Microsoft introduced the updated WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) subsystem during the ongoing Microsoft Build 2019 conference, designed for running Linux executables on Windows. A key feature of the second version is the provision of a full Linux kernel, instead of a layer that translates Linux system calls to Windows system calls on the fly. The test release of WSL2 will be available at the end […]
