@@agenttank lol trolls. add a Recursive function basecase for the WSL or WINE.
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You probably can. And since WINE can run 16bit apps even on 64bit systems, you can play some good old Win3.1 MS Entertainment Pack games on your Win10 box :) (or just some other old games which now became obsolete with Win10 but still runs under WINE).
That will only work if you do the following: 1.) Create a virtual machine using a Linux based image. 2.) From within that virtual machine, install a VM manager. Use this to create a VM with a Windows 10 image. 3.) Boot up this Windows VM, and from within windows.. 4.) ... Install and enable WSL 2 (you're going to need this in order to run the docker container for your next step...)🤔😏🤬🤬🤬
I'm a longtime Linux user and have to say that WSL is the most useful software I've ever used on Windows. I'm not saying this in a back-handed way that Windows is finally useful to me, but because it works so well. VSCode integrates cleanly, all the tools I expect on a native Linux system works as expected, even Podman. I no longer need PuTTY and WinSCP. I can compile Go for Windows or Linux easily versus using klunky VMs. My only wishes are support for more distributions (CentOS/RHEL especially), optimized disk (no hard numbers, but disk intensive operations seem to bog), and rare, but occasional crashes under load (not sure of the cause, but has occurred a couple times over the past few months when grepping through mass logs).
Just a note that you can import any distributions you want to use... we use CentOS as the example of how to do it in the docs: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/use-custom-distro?WT.mc_id=windows-c9-niner
@@nyashachiroro2531 I was able to manually create an Arch distro in WSL2 in an evening. It’s a fairly manual process with a few quirky spots but not too bad. Official support would of course be very welcome.
I'm not sure if its out already or not, since i'm not tracking it. But the wsl team said a while back, they will make it possible to mount linux filesystems to your wsl distro. I think that will resolve a lot of your I/O issues. And prop a lot more since there is no proxy layer anymore between the windows and linux filesystems, except when you explicitly tap into the windows filesystem from wsl.
Hey I meant these whole channel 😅 1)Linux lovers will be "techii" 2) so most of them work on a eval company which uses windows... 3)so they might be interested in technical channels than other non- technical people, (Also they might have Microsoft 365 paid account by there company)
This is some cool stuff. I already had the setup working with WSL running openSUSE Leap 15.3 on a test laptop. I put it into the Dev channel and let it upgrade to Windows 11. After letting it upgrade, it then upgraded the WSL and I was able to install KATE. I opened KATE and the menus had no working fonts. I installed the KDE Base system and it all works flawlessly. I am impressed.
Do it! I've been a desktop Linux user for 8+ years. Up until a week ago I never thought I'd make the switch. Tbh, Windows 10 is still unpleasant from a DE l, UX, and UI perspective and I hate it but Windows 11 has been a joy to use, even with the usual bugs of pre-beta software.
I've switched recently after another graphics driver bug on my Linux machine that would keep disturbing my workflow. No regrets so far. It really feels like an almost zero latency development server that integrates well with your windows system.
Use WSL2 daily now. Using docker for postgres, pgadmin4, and datalust's Seq. I wish that VS Code was better, but that really has nothing to do with WSL2 itself.
I think you have this wrong. For me it is, as a Linux user, I feel this is welcome move, since many of my Linux apps are not available on Windows. This is a great feature.
It's been two months since I replaced my Linux environment for a WSL environment and everything works just fine, no lag, no slowness while compiling gcc and other things, I use asdf to manage versions and everything works perfectly fine.
after 13 years with a pure liux system, I am thinking about doing the same. what about security? can I run my email program via Linux and WSL and it will be as secure as opening emails on a pure Linux system for example?
@OriginalFake what about a malicious keylogger, for example? it managed to install itself to Windows. now you are putting a password into a browser using Linux via WSL. it still would log, right?
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps?WT.mc_id=windows-c9-niner#install-support-for-linux-gui-apps (check description) "Support for Linux GUI apps via WSL will become generally available in the next major release of Windows. " I wish they said more, though
When will this be released for non windows insiders users?
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Windows 10 21H2 (Sun Valley), around the end of the year. I don't know what is the situation with Windows 11, but since that also comes out around the same time, It'll probably have it too.
This is great. The next step would be for Windows to simply become a desktop environment for Linux and bring DirectX over. Then we can finally leave this legacy ballast behind us.
Greetings. I am attempting to install WSL on my Windows machine that has Windows 10 Pro installed Version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.1415) and I cannot get the Microsoft App store to download Ubuntu. Ive enabled the Windows/Linux connection. The App Store says "The thing that you are looking for isn't here." What gives? I can find this app on the store with my slightly newer laptop
My system meets all the requirements, i followed the tutorial and did the exact same installation but whatever i do i can't open any application with a GUI
I am looking at leaving macOS now that x86 support is being ditched. I have been torn trying to decide if I go down the Windows or Linux path. This looks like it could provide the best of both worlds. Very promising.
I dunno exactly ,it's probably several months later. "Support for Linux GUI apps via WSL will become generally available in the next major release of Windows. To access to the preview build of Windows and try running Linux GUI apps now, you'll need to join the Windows Insider Program and run a Windows 10 Insider Preview build from the dev channel." docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps?WT.mc_id=windows-c9-niner#install-support-for-linux-gui-apps
Can a “regular” non-dev user benefit from GUI (or the whole WSL thing) support? I see it is marketed to dev people but was wondering if i can benefit from it as a regular user.
If you are using Linux based tools, had to dual boot in the past or connect remotely to a Linux based server then yes. Otherwise probably not. But if you are looking to get into Linux it's probably a good way to start without having to figure out how to dual boot Linux.
if you have a Linux GUI application for which you have or can't get a Windows version, sure. It's maybe a limited set of applications for which that is a thing, but say you're working in a company with some custom software written for Linux it may well be for you.
bash itself (linux version of cmd) is already plenty useful for the average user, the catch is that you need to learn what you could do with it in the first place as there is no graphical interface. for example, grep is extremely useful, as is being able to bulk edit file names for people that have a folder with thousands of photos or videos without having to go at it one by one. others like mtr are very useful to diagnose general network problems, though again you need to have some basic knowledge to know how exactly to interpret the data. as for the contents of this video itself... i'm not sure. anything you could do in linux you probably already could in windows, as having GUI support is pretty much the whole point of windows.
This looks great. Any idea when this is coming to something more friendly than the "dev" channel of the insider program? (you can't downgrade from dev, it hammers downloads, isn't that stable, and the only way out is a full system re-install, ouch, learned the hard way, and now with my freshly wiped (to get off dev) windows lappy, I'm certainly never going back to the dev channel). Hence this is not useful to me till on a better channel or fully released.. (The dev channel lock in and wipe was a very ugly outcome for a linux person, with little or no warning of what I was getting myself into).
Yeah, i went down the same rabbit hole to test WSL GUI The dev build worked fine for a few weeks, but then it became completely unstable and i would get a GSOD in under 10 minutes unless i had virtualization turned off, which made it impossible to use WSL Only when i tried to switch to the beta channel or even get out of windows insider program i discovered that i had to make a clean installation
Doing some deeplearning training stuff on WSL2.. seeing it work from get go is so cool... although there are still some issues to be resolved in terms of GPU feature support..
Please be sure to file any issues that you find on the WSL repo - that team is actively working to prioritize and resolve any bugs: github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues
The WindowsML docs explain how to set up GPU acceleration with Nvidia: docs.microsoft.com/windows/wsl/tutorials/gpu-compute Here's the Nvidia doc: docs.microsoft.com/windows/win32/direct3d12/gpu-cuda-in-wsl
I pretty rarely here dates for this sort of thing... guessing the devs working on it just move things through as soon as theyre satisfied that adequate testing is done. (All speculation on my part though).
If you mean icons for the WSL distributions, you may need to download them yourself and set the path if you want them displayed. Here's how to do it in Windows Terminal: docs.microsoft.com/windows/terminal/customize-settings/profile-appearance#icons
vim-gtk3 doesn't wotk properly. when I open a gvim window, even though I didn't stroke any keys, the cursor goes down to the bottom line. please fix it.
To run WSL with GUI app support, you currently need to join the Windows Insider program: insider.windows.com/ ..then run any build over 21362 to support WSLg. Here's the documentation about it: docs.microsoft.com/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps
And the last build of WSL2 was when this tech preview came out, 2021-04-21 (3.5 years ago when I write this). Is this a dead project within Microsoft? That would also mean that running linux GUI apps through WSL2 is still a tech preview and should not be considered stable. At best, and in hindsight, it looks like it was a little marketing trick.
Not sure I understand quite what you mean... this is enabling Linux GUI apps to run on Windows and sound is supported via PulseAudio. Is there something specific that you feel is missing?
Hmm... probably, just try following the Linux install instructions... but I'm pretty confident that the development workflow would likely be better if you just install Android Studio directly on Windows. There's a few 'Get started' with setting it up on Windows docs here: docs.microsoft.com/windows/android/overview
i think you mean the other way around at the end. what you're asking for is in fact the NIC in bridge mode. i understand why it's behind NAT by default, and it probably should be that way for security reasons, but i don't see why not allow users to change that.
Windows is now officially the biggest Linux distro
Does this mean that 2021 is the year of the Linux desktop?
No, the Linux Kernel is not the one controlling all the processes, its nothing but a Linux VM.
@@mactalk2871 it's an integrated Linux kernel. It should run less laggy than a VM with way less overhead.
Winlux
@@mikepeterson443 😅
Can I install WINE to run my Windows apps from within WSL? Just curious
i guess it is :-D but can you install WSL in WINE then?
@@agenttank lol trolls. add a Recursive function basecase for the WSL or WINE.
You probably can. And since WINE can run 16bit apps even on 64bit systems, you can play some good old Win3.1 MS Entertainment Pack games on your Win10 box :) (or just some other old games which now became obsolete with Win10 but still runs under WINE).
@@agenttank how about running Hyper V under WINE in WSL.... just to run Ubuntu for the heck of it. LOL
That will only work if you do the following:
1.) Create a virtual machine using a Linux based image.
2.) From within that virtual machine, install a VM manager. Use this to create a VM with a Windows 10 image.
3.) Boot up this Windows VM, and from within windows..
4.) ... Install and enable WSL 2 (you're going to need this in order to run the docker container for your next step...)🤔😏🤬🤬🤬
You can tell he's a dev because he had a billion tabs open.
Yup, and some of them are StackOverflow
@@q.w.e.r.t.y Is a must!
also bing
@@MrinmoyHaloi I wouldn't say developers use Bing
@@q.w.e.r.t.y but i saw he has bing tabs opened
Next: The Linux Subsystem for Windows (LSW)
The Linux Subsystem for Desktop (LSD)
Already exists, it's called WINE
@@AXYGaming and will now be able to run almost all windows games 🥳🥳🥳
Lol
@@soham7510 proton
I'm a longtime Linux user and have to say that WSL is the most useful software I've ever used on Windows. I'm not saying this in a back-handed way that Windows is finally useful to me, but because it works so well. VSCode integrates cleanly, all the tools I expect on a native Linux system works as expected, even Podman. I no longer need PuTTY and WinSCP. I can compile Go for Windows or Linux easily versus using klunky VMs. My only wishes are support for more distributions (CentOS/RHEL especially), optimized disk (no hard numbers, but disk intensive operations seem to bog), and rare, but occasional crashes under load (not sure of the cause, but has occurred a couple times over the past few months when grepping through mass logs).
I hope official support for Arch arrives soon. I don't like ubuntu on WSL.... Or outside of WSL... Lol I miss yay
Hasn't Windows natively supported SSH for a really long time now?
Just a note that you can import any distributions you want to use... we use CentOS as the example of how to do it in the docs: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/use-custom-distro?WT.mc_id=windows-c9-niner
@@nyashachiroro2531 I was able to manually create an Arch distro in WSL2 in an evening. It’s a fairly manual process with a few quirky spots but not too bad. Official support would of course be very welcome.
I'm not sure if its out already or not, since i'm not tracking it. But the wsl team said a while back, they will make it possible to mount linux filesystems to your wsl distro. I think that will resolve a lot of your I/O issues. And prop a lot more since there is no proxy layer anymore between the windows and linux filesystems, except when you explicitly tap into the windows filesystem from wsl.
What is the best Linux desktop environment?
Microsoft: I think it is windows.
LOL
The irony is that most of views of this channel might be Linux lovers...
Might be? WSL2 is 100% for us linux lovers.
well thats the point ig.. to make linux lovers fall in love with windows eventually
If by Linux lovers you mean the type who will never use WSL because it's on Windows... I think you're right haha
Hey I meant these whole channel 😅
1)Linux lovers will be "techii"
2) so most of them work on a eval company which uses windows...
3)so they might be interested in technical channels than other non- technical people,
(Also they might have Microsoft 365 paid account by there company)
Linux users forced to use Windows in some capacity
This is some cool stuff. I already had the setup working with WSL running openSUSE Leap 15.3 on a test laptop. I put it into the Dev channel and let it upgrade to Windows 11. After letting it upgrade, it then upgraded the WSL and I was able to install KATE. I opened KATE and the menus had no working fonts. I installed the KDE Base system and it all works flawlessly. I am impressed.
Oh to have all the power of Linux with the commercial app support of Windows (and without dual booting!) I think I'll give WSL2 a try this year.
Better to dich windows
@@mauriciogonzalezgordillo Can't. Not when the org I work for is deep in Microsoft Enterprise agreements.
Do it! I've been a desktop Linux user for 8+ years. Up until a week ago I never thought I'd make the switch. Tbh, Windows 10 is still unpleasant from a DE l, UX, and UI perspective and I hate it but Windows 11 has been a joy to use, even with the usual bugs of pre-beta software.
I've switched recently after another graphics driver bug on my Linux machine that would keep disturbing my workflow. No regrets so far. It really feels like an almost zero latency development server that integrates well with your windows system.
Use WSL2 daily now. Using docker for postgres, pgadmin4, and datalust's Seq.
I wish that VS Code was better, but that really has nothing to do with WSL2 itself.
As linux user, I feel this is definitely a welcome move, since many apps are not available on linux, this is a great feature.
I think you have this wrong. For me it is, as a Linux user, I feel this is welcome move, since many of my Linux apps are not available on Windows. This is a great feature.
It's been two months since I replaced my Linux environment for a WSL environment and everything works just fine, no lag, no slowness while compiling gcc and other things, I use asdf to manage versions and everything works perfectly fine.
Glad to hear that!
after 13 years with a pure liux system, I am thinking about doing the same. what about security? can I run my email program via Linux and WSL and it will be as secure as opening emails on a pure Linux system for example?
@OriginalFake what about a malicious keylogger, for example? it managed to install itself to Windows. now you are putting a password into a browser using Linux via WSL. it still would log, right?
The most important question wasn't asked; when will it release officially?
Good question. Probably with Windows 11.
This one is taking forever.
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps?WT.mc_id=windows-c9-niner#install-support-for-linux-gui-apps (check description)
"Support for Linux GUI apps via WSL will become generally available in the next major release of Windows. " I wish they said more, though
Yes- confirming that support for Linux GUI apps with WSL will be generally available in Windows 11. 😊👍
You Mr.WSL :) are my moste favorite employee at Microsoft!!!
that transition sound...killed me. i am dead
Good
This is great! I have been testing this through windows insiders and I actually installed a MAC os using qemu on Windows and runs as well as on Linux
Did you follow a guide for this or just do it by hand
When will this be released for non windows insiders users?
Windows 10 21H2 (Sun Valley), around the end of the year. I don't know what is the situation with Windows 11, but since that also comes out around the same time, It'll probably have it too.
Thanks for mentioning the magnifier working
This is great. The next step would be for Windows to simply become a desktop environment for Linux and bring DirectX over. Then we can finally leave this legacy ballast behind us.
you're a genius
@ItzzBluee I'm sure somebody would create a forked version that is de-bloated or at least a de-bloat script.
Wine already has a DirectX translation layer :D
@@callowaysutton Yes, but native would be more performant and easier for OOB experience.
@@kjn5991 It would be virtually impossible to make DirectX native for Linux, hence a translation layer. DirectX relies on Windows' kernel syscalls
Greetings. I am attempting to install WSL on my Windows machine that has Windows 10 Pro installed Version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.1415) and I cannot get the Microsoft App store to download Ubuntu. Ive enabled the Windows/Linux connection. The App Store says "The thing that you are looking for isn't here." What gives? I can find this app on the store with my slightly newer laptop
"linux file ending" God that comment was so MS it hurt.
What did he mean by a Linux file ending, he kinda confused me there
@@LazieKat Unix systems and windows have different default ways of ending lines in text files. It's called "Unix line ending"
The based LF vs the cringe CRLF
@@LazieKat only line feed, as opposed to crlf (carriage return + line feed) on windows
@@serignesaalihoumbackendiay1922 oh that's what he meant! thank you
Dang dude. This is called improvement.
Great! Thanks for sharing
As I see this feature is now in Win 11. Is there a way to get it on Win 10?
USB passthrough?
Thanks, now I can run Windows on Linux with GPU pass-through, then run Linux on that Windows with GPU pass-through, then do it again
😂
With the GPU support does that mean I can run the Linux version of steam, then play my favourite Windows games using Proton?
🤦♂
Hahahaha 😂
Just install steam natively on windows dude. Wth?
My system meets all the requirements, i followed the tutorial and did the exact same installation but whatever i do i can't open any application with a GUI
Great demo, thank you :)
Is UI being rendered by OpenGL? After last update Nvidia Experience's window pops up when I open terminal as if I open a game
yes it seems like it is opengl
How about running Windows apps like Excel under (Arch)Linux?
Put it in a winebottle
what would be the use case here, as opposed to just running it from windows?
@@BattousaiHBr Linux doesnt spy on you and its free
@@xxmountaindewxx7893 but... if you're running it from WSL, you're already running windows anyway?
@@BattousaiHBr Nah but we talking about an actual Linux install and running Windows programs on that machine
I am looking at leaving macOS now that x86 support is being ditched. I have been torn trying to decide if I go down the Windows or Linux path. This looks like it could provide the best of both worlds. Very promising.
Hope you give it a try!
Will wine run even better in wsl ? :-D
Run WSL inside Wine inside WSL inside Wine inside WSL
Excelent news! WSL keeps getting better!
This is all good, but what about the nmap issue?
are all cpu cores are inherited by wsl?
It's configurable together with the RAM and VHD limit docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config#configure-global-options-with-wslconfig
when its gonna go on stable updates?
I dunno exactly ,it's probably several months later.
"Support for Linux GUI apps via WSL will become generally available in the next major release of Windows. To access to the preview build of Windows and try running Linux GUI apps now, you'll need to join the Windows Insider Program and run a Windows 10 Insider Preview build from the dev channel."
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps?WT.mc_id=windows-c9-niner#install-support-for-linux-gui-apps
But yeah, we can assume that will be in windows 11 update
That's pure magic! Thanks a lot Microsoft.
Hope you guys are getting decent bonuses for this
Can a “regular” non-dev user benefit from GUI (or the whole WSL thing) support? I see it is marketed to dev people but was wondering if i can benefit from it as a regular user.
If you are using Linux based tools, had to dual boot in the past or connect remotely to a Linux based server then yes. Otherwise probably not.
But if you are looking to get into Linux it's probably a good way to start without having to figure out how to dual boot Linux.
if you have a Linux GUI application for which you have or can't get a Windows version, sure.
It's maybe a limited set of applications for which that is a thing, but say you're working in a company with some custom software written for Linux it may well be for you.
You can run Linux apps integrated with your Windows apps. Is there something specific that you are hoping to do?
bash itself (linux version of cmd) is already plenty useful for the average user, the catch is that you need to learn what you could do with it in the first place as there is no graphical interface. for example, grep is extremely useful, as is being able to bulk edit file names for people that have a folder with thousands of photos or videos without having to go at it one by one. others like mtr are very useful to diagnose general network problems, though again you need to have some basic knowledge to know how exactly to interpret the data.
as for the contents of this video itself... i'm not sure. anything you could do in linux you probably already could in windows, as having GUI support is pretty much the whole point of windows.
So basically, I no longer need to dual boot. Love it.
Thank you! How could I get to display the camera through WSL2, if possible?
Why is it only available for Windows 11 now?
It's the future! Gotta have some reasons to keep upgrading. 😋
This looks great. Any idea when this is coming to something more friendly than the "dev" channel of the insider program? (you can't downgrade from dev, it hammers downloads, isn't that stable, and the only way out is a full system re-install, ouch, learned the hard way, and now with my freshly wiped (to get off dev) windows lappy, I'm certainly never going back to the dev channel). Hence this is not useful to me till on a better channel or fully released.. (The dev channel lock in and wipe was a very ugly outcome for a linux person, with little or no warning of what I was getting myself into).
Yeah, i went down the same rabbit hole to test WSL GUI
The dev build worked fine for a few weeks, but then it became completely unstable and i would get a GSOD in under 10 minutes unless i had virtualization turned off, which made it impossible to use WSL
Only when i tried to switch to the beta channel or even get out of windows insider program i discovered that i had to make a clean installation
But does it support high refresh rate?
That Arnold picture in background tho 🔥🔥
Great work!
Doing some deeplearning training stuff on WSL2.. seeing it work from get go is so cool... although there are still some issues to be resolved in terms of GPU feature support..
Please be sure to file any issues that you find on the WSL repo - that team is actively working to prioritize and resolve any bugs: github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues
I would line to know the performance benchmarks of those linux GUI apps compared to native linux
Embrace, extend, extinguish.
WSL is so amazing!!!
Will it be possible to mount sftp network shares?
What a time to be alive, great :D
it would be nice if I can run android studio with WSL since the win version of it is kinda heavy :))
How about Nvidia Docker support in Windows 11 WSL2?
Which is required for deep learning. I couldn't run any deep learning models on WSL2 GPU (eGPU)...
The WindowsML docs explain how to set up GPU acceleration with Nvidia: docs.microsoft.com/windows/wsl/tutorials/gpu-compute
Here's the Nvidia doc: docs.microsoft.com/windows/win32/direct3d12/gpu-cuda-in-wsl
So, what about vulkan? You only said OpenGL is supported.
Hello, can you tell me how we can check apps developed in Linux and test its compatibility of Windows browser
how to setup static ip for wsl2 ubuntu distro?
Which one of the three E:s is this, looks like embrace to me
When will the GUI and GPU support come to slow ring?
I pretty rarely here dates for this sort of thing... guessing the devs working on it just move things through as soon as theyre satisfied that adequate testing is done. (All speculation on my part though).
Windows Subsystem for Linux: it is a Linux Subsystem for the Windows platform.
they could have issues with copyright claims, so the name was switched to avoid that at the cost of it being counter-intuitive.
mans got a somewhat dope room
Just let me know when usb pass through works 🙏
In what version of windows this wsl functionality is available?
Will be the task bar icon the same for all apps?
this is so great
What about adb and Android Studio in WSL...and can we connect Android Device for debugging while using Android studio in WSL?
This is so cool!
Wait.. this is actually insane..
will this be available with windows 11 release coming in October?
what about the mouse cursor style to match the Windows one?
When will the issue with internet access when using VPN be fixed?
How has this not been fixed yet?
Will this be available at launch for windows 11?
Can you help me how to update to windows build to specific version where I can use wsl with GUI
Can I ask why would you be running for ex. Intellij IDEA on WSL2 Ubuntu? What kind of problem would you be solving?
I can't show the GUI to run cv2 app (open cv)
Very awesome
why some of folders are not showing icons
If you mean icons for the WSL distributions, you may need to download them yourself and set the path if you want them displayed. Here's how to do it in Windows Terminal: docs.microsoft.com/windows/terminal/customize-settings/profile-appearance#icons
So, when?
vim-gtk3 doesn't wotk properly. when I open a gvim window, even though I didn't stroke any keys, the cursor goes down to the bottom line. please fix it.
Or how about I js remove windows and js run Linux? Wud that work too?
Which win10 build version should I upgrade to?
To run WSL with GUI app support, you currently need to join the Windows Insider program: insider.windows.com/ ..then run any build over 21362 to support WSLg. Here's the documentation about it: docs.microsoft.com/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps
Not sure how you have blender working here since Nvidia drivers for WSL do not currently support openGL.
Can we get vulkan support in WSL, please?
can i replace the windows shell completely and run it with gnome-shell?
So which software instance is better? Software instance of windows or linux?
And the last build of WSL2 was when this tech preview came out, 2021-04-21 (3.5 years ago when I write this). Is this a dead project within Microsoft? That would also mean that running linux GUI apps through WSL2 is still a tech preview and should not be considered stable. At best, and in hindsight, it looks like it was a little marketing trick.
Does this need virtualization enabled in the Bios??
Yes, WSL 2 (which is required to run Linux GUI apps) does depend on virtualization via Hyper-V
@@MattWojo 👍
Can I run tkinter on this?
is it possible to run Linux GUI apps in dark mode?
Is this support adapter wifi. I want to use monitor mode
Please make a way to connect to a Linux desktop environment and have a sound
Not sure I understand quite what you mean... this is enabling Linux GUI apps to run on Windows and sound is supported via PulseAudio. Is there something specific that you feel is missing?
When will we get the Linux icon in Explorer? I thought we would have it 2 versions ago? I'm on 21H1.
ah, that's still not even in the Windows Releases? and I was always wondering why I dont have it...
Can I install Android Studio on WSL2?
Hmm... probably, just try following the Linux install instructions... but I'm pretty confident that the development workflow would likely be better if you just install Android Studio directly on Windows. There's a few 'Get started' with setting it up on Windows docs here: docs.microsoft.com/windows/android/overview
Will It be released for windows 10 or it will be windows 11 only? If it's going to be w11 exclusive I'm gonna be very disappointed.
hummm... and the auxiliar vm that is serving X and Wayland via RDP is always on?
or is automagically activated when we use a WSL console??
Automagically activated.
its not a vm, but another distro, which is just like an container using separate namespace.
@@souradchOSS the WSLg system distro is a separate VM, from your "user" distros, which is what OP referenced.
Could you help me to solve this.
The sound when you change the slides is annoying please remove it.
So Microsoft new distro run inside the windows
What is the timeframe like for having a WSL environment to share the same network as the windows host ie host-only instead of bridge
i think you mean the other way around at the end. what you're asking for is in fact the NIC in bridge mode.
i understand why it's behind NAT by default, and it probably should be that way for security reasons, but i don't see why not allow users to change that.
Can I run my own custom linux apps, which use Qt or SDL2 to present a GUI, using WSLG on win11? Or will they need some configuration?