So, there's this Linux Filesystem for Windows, thing. It's only on the beta version of windows, but it looks like it can easily replace cygwin, MSYS, flinux, virtual machining, etc.
I heard it's like anti-wine, and at the moment it only runs ubuntu.
I suppose when it is more mature, different distros will get through, and maybe it could be ported off windows 10 to windows 8 or 7?
So, what do you think?
Will this feature be popular, is it shit?
I want to believe.
I want to correct myself, it's called linux subsystem for linux, not filesystem.
>>55180994
>Linux filesystem for Windows
>only runs on Ubuntu
I hate to be all pessimistic, but someone has seriously fucked-up on this one. I mean getting it to run on Windows first and foremost would seem the most logical direction to take. Especially considering how most, if not all Linux distros have the capability of using a Linux filesystem already.
>>55180994
every computer in the world being able to run the same malware can't be a good thing.
>>55181971
>linux on windows
>malware
I don't get it
>>55181930
>only runs on Ubuntu
it comes with 14.04 but i'd think you could replace the user space with whatever you wanted
>>55180994
chroot?
>>55182250
docker
i dont feel like i need it at all
>>55182334
how do you do that
>>55183660
>mateusz-vm
you could do this through X forwarding, too, though...
>>55184424
I googled for mateusz-vm and no results, wat
>>55182334
How the fuck is this picture even possible
