[HN Gopher] Microsoft Rolling Out New Windows Subsystem for Linu...
___________________________________________________________________
Microsoft Rolling Out New Windows Subsystem for Linux "WSL"
Features for 2024
Author : mikece
Score : 22 points
Date : 2024-05-30 22:02 UTC (58 minutes ago)
(HTM) web link (www.phoronix.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (www.phoronix.com)
| Rinzler89 wrote:
| They should focus more on this kind of features, instead of
| paddling Copilot and AI every 5 minutes, or doing crazy stuff
| like removing the right Ctrl key to replace it with the new
| Copilot key. The only advantage of the latter is that is pushes
| more people to Linux faster.
|
| If they just focus instead on developers ( _" developers!
| developers! developers!"_) and gamers, instead of AI gimmicks,
| things would be more peachy for them.
| bongodongobob wrote:
| Waaaaaay more people use Copilot than WSL. Like probably
| 100000x more.
|
| Most businesses run everything on Windows and Microsoft. That's
| their business. They don't give a shit about Windows Home
| edition or nerds crying and switching to Linux. You're not
| their market.
| mhh__ wrote:
| Unfortunately there are lots of devs stuck on windows, wsl is
| very popular.
| wvenable wrote:
| Weird comment to make on a thread about exactly this kind of
| feature. They're a big organization with many people working on
| many different things. Some will maybe great while others will
| potentially suck.
| RicoElectrico wrote:
| Only if there's no person at the helm with some sort of...
| um... vision, they call it?
| Rinzler89 wrote:
| If only Satya Nadella would dogfood the OOTB experience of
| Windows 11 and not whatever his IT departments set up for
| him, he'd probably throw his laptop out the window and fire
| half the Windows managers.
| cowmix wrote:
| I was always under the impression that WSL was good on RAM -
| giving it back when not needed. There was never a way to tune RAM
| usage AFAIK.
| hakanderyal wrote:
| Releasing RAM is a much-awaited improvement and should make
| things smoother.
___________________________________________________________________
(page generated 2024-05-30 23:00 UTC)