[adancalderon]

"Hyper-V is undeniably a critical component of the Microsoft virtualization stack runs on it, but it's also used in Virtualization-Based Security, Windows Containers, Windows Subsystem for Linux, Windows Subsystem for Android, and even the Xbox."

weird sentence

[awakecoding]

I just realized what you saw, I originally meant to say "Hyper-V is undeniably a critical component of the Microsoft virtualization stack as Azure runs on it", I've got it fixed and also removed the Windows Subsystem for Android mention since Microsoft killed it

[awakecoding]

Weird, right? That's exactly the argument repeated ad nauseam by Microsoft as "proof" that Hyper-V isn't dead, somehow excluding the lack of a good desktop GUI for Hyper-V VMs from why users would feel differently

[awakecoding]

Oh and the funny thing is that since writing this blog post Microsoft killed Windows Subsystem for Android despite its immense value as a developer tool