If Microsoft can provide WSL2 that enables Linux seamlessly running alongside Windows (native speed with hypervisor), why can't Google or Android community provide the same functionality? With numerous and pervasive existing Android installations on phone, tablet, etc, perhaps then we can finally claim the elusive "The Year of Linux on the Desktop" title.
If Microsoft can provide WSL2 that enables Linux seamlessly running alongside Windows (native speed with hypervisor), why can't Google or Android community provide the same functionality? With numerous and pervasive existing Android installations on phone, tablet, etc, perhaps then we can finally claim the elusive "The Year of Linux on the Desktop" title.