Jin10 reported on May 20, early this morning, Microsoft announced the Open Source Windows Subsystem for Linux - WSL. WSL is a major feature released by Microsoft in 2016 that allows running a Linux environment on the Windows operating system without the need for a separate Virtual Machine or dual boot. It also enables quick installation of various Linux distribution software, such as Ubuntu, Debian, Kali, etc., allowing developers to seamlessly use Windows and Linux for project development.
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Microsoft Open Source Windows Subsystem
Jin10 reported on May 20, early this morning, Microsoft announced the Open Source Windows Subsystem for Linux - WSL. WSL is a major feature released by Microsoft in 2016 that allows running a Linux environment on the Windows operating system without the need for a separate Virtual Machine or dual boot. It also enables quick installation of various Linux distribution software, such as Ubuntu, Debian, Kali, etc., allowing developers to seamlessly use Windows and Linux for project development.