A rather interesting piece of news was reported on ZDNet: Wayland has been ported to Windows Subsystem for Linux 2, allowing Linux graphical applications to run on Windows 10. They worked before, but it required installing a third-party X server, and with the porting of Wayland, everything will work right away. Essentially, the user will see an RDP client through which they will view the application. In the future, access to the graphics card is planned, but a DirectX driver in the upstream kernel is necessary, andthis idea is not favored by the developers , since the driver will effectively serve as a tunnel for the Windows blob into the Linux kernel space.Proper shutdown of the VMWare ESXi hypervisor at critical UPS battery levels
Source: linux.org.ru
