This is for WSL2, not for WSL1. WSL2 is just a VM, not a big deal it it’s open-sourced.
WSL1 is superior to WSL2 in every way.
BTW, WSL2 is not a continuation of WSL1, they are being developed in parallel.
I still try to use WSL1 whenever possible. For Linux specific features, like systemd dependancy and mounting file systems, I’d use full-featured VM instead of WSL2.
This is for WSL2, not for WSL1. WSL2 is just a VM, not a big deal it it’s open-sourced. WSL1 is superior to WSL2 in every way. BTW, WSL2 is not a continuation of WSL1, they are being developed in parallel. I still try to use WSL1 whenever possible. For Linux specific features, like systemd dependancy and mounting file systems, I’d use full-featured VM instead of WSL2.