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by stephenr
2014 days ago
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> Two, it's not at all true that to run Linux binaries on non-Linux, you need a Linux VM. So (a), this entire thread, the entire post, is about docker. (b) WSL1 worked so well, Microsoft not lonely abandoned that approach for WSL2, they also never used that approach for containers on Windows. Hence, Windows native containers are, drum roll... Windows. |
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