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I tested dual-boot, WSL2, and VMs to run Linux apps on Windows, and only one was worth keeping
Being able to tinker with Linux distributions and apps is yet another aspect why I adore my home server. However, you don’t really need a separate machine just to access Linux packages. Between WSL2, ...
Following the Windows Subsystem for Linux 3.0.2 release with support for running WSL2 now on very large servers and also experimental sparse VHD storage support, Microsoft has now released a new ...
It is officially supported only on Linux and macOS; Windows (native) is not supported. Because it imports a Unix-specific module (termios), GitHub issues report that it errors out on Windows at ...
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