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* Merge User/oneblue/prototype lsw to a feature/wsl-for-apps (#13278) * Save state * Save state * Save state * Get the VM booting * VM booting * Disk mounting * CreateLinuxProcess * Move to a proper API * Implement env * Progress on fd * Redesign fork model * Add process wait & signal * Include nuget package * Format * Format * Format * Cleanup * Format * Format * Format * Fix nuspec * Implement VM termination * Add lsw dll * Implement termination callbacks * Save state * Various fixes in API header * Save state * Test coverage * Don't block all signals by default * Writeable overlay * Add struct keyword * rename WslCreateVirualMachine -> WslCreateVirtualMachine * rename Environmnent -> Environment * rename HandleToUlong -> HandleToULong * ensure correct amount of memory is used to create the LSW VM * Adjust LSWVirtualMachine::AttachDisk so it does not require caller to have elevated permission * Add missing struct keyword * PR feedback * PR review --------- Co-authored-by: Ben Hillis <benhill@ntdev.microsoft.com> * Implement WSL for apps TCP port forwarding (#13299) * Merge User/oneblue/prototype lsw to a feature/wsl-for-apps (#13278) * Save state * Save state * Save state * Get the VM booting * VM booting * Disk mounting * CreateLinuxProcess * Move to a proper API * Implement env * Progress on fd * Redesign fork model * Add process wait & signal * Include nuget package * Format * Format * Format * Cleanup * Format * Format * Format * Fix nuspec * Implement VM termination * Add lsw dll * Implement termination callbacks * Save state * Various fixes in API header * Save state * Test coverage * Don't block all signals by default * Writeable overlay * Add struct keyword * rename WslCreateVirualMachine -> WslCreateVirtualMachine * rename Environmnent -> Environment * rename HandleToUlong -> HandleToULong * ensure correct amount of memory is used to create the LSW VM * Adjust LSWVirtualMachine::AttachDisk so it does not require caller to have elevated permission * Add missing struct keyword * PR feedback * PR review --------- Co-authored-by: Ben Hillis <benhill@ntdev.microsoft.com> * Save state * Progress * Save state * Move tests to socat * Increase test coverage * More test coverage * Cleanup before PR * Cleanup before PR * Refresh branch * Update comment * Only run LSW tests on wsl2 * Fix missing '.0' in flight-stage.yml * Revert "Fix missing '.0' in flight-stage.yml" This reverts commit 9b3e9ae38f5086b201f2100bf4196a7afe14d9eb. * PR suggestions --------- Co-authored-by: Ben Hillis <benhill@ntdev.microsoft.com> * Various fixes and improvements to the WSLA VM logic (#13338) * Various fixes in the WSLA VM logic * Update tests * Fix ARM build * LF * Disable Firewall in WSLA VM config (#13345) * Disable Firewall in WSLA VM config * Add a version check * Update setup-vm-for-tests.ps1 to include WSLA dll (#13362) * Implement WSLA API's to query installed components, and install them when needed (#13363) * Save state * Save state * Add tests * Finalize tests * Remove test logic * Implement WSLA API to unmount & detach disks (#13364) * Implement WSLA API to unmount & detach disks * Add WSL2_TEST_ONLY(); * Fix wslg path * Extend WslWaitForLinuxProcess test coverage (#13366) * Add pipeline logic to publish nuget packages in the nightly pipeline (#13337) * Add pipeline logic to publish nuget packages in the nightly pipeline * Yaml * Remove condition * Fix version number * Fix path * Fix path * Add support for using Linux files as processes' file descriptors (#13382) * Save state * Save state * Add support for using Linux files as processes' file descriptors * Cosmetics * Missing return * Signal the VM termination event to unblock any pending call when the service stops (#13389) * Implement WSLA API to mount and unmount Windows folders via plan9 (#13393) * Implement WSLA API to mount and unmount Windows folders via plan9 * Better handle when the folder is manually unmounted from the guest * Add a test case to cover non plan9 mounts * Update test * wsla: do not leak fd's to user processes (#13406) * Remove leftover logline in WSLA init (#13407) * Implement WSLA GPU support (#13400) * Implement WSLA GPU support * Spelling * Fix remaining typos * More typos * Merge * Remove extra logline * wsla: Refactor API to define `wsl` prefix on all types (#13410) * Implement WSLA GPU support * Spelling * Fix remaining typos * More typos * Merge * Remove extra logline * Save state * Reduce enum name * Format * Merge * Fix merge * Prepare for PR * Update nuspec * Pipeline update * Implement WSL package version check (#13457) * wsla: Mount the target on / when the chroot flag is set (#13455) * wsla: Mount the target on / when the chroot flag is set * Reuse existing helper * wsa: Signa wsaclient.dll when building for release (#13466) * wsa: Signal wsaclient.dll when building for release * Typo * Debug * Debug * Explicitely set targets to be built * Build bundle * Build tests before msipackage * Build tests before msipackage * Simplify * Simplify * wsla: Use a mount timeout when mounting a disk (#13471) * Add an option to put a nuget suffix in the release pipeline parameters (#13474) * Add an option to put a nuget suffix in the release pipeline parameters * Yaml * Yaml * Yaml * wsla: Implement writeable overlayfs support for GPU mounts * Cleanup * Typo * Conflicts --------- Co-authored-by: Ben Hillis <benhill@ntdev.microsoft.com>
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Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a powerful way for you to run your Linux command-line tools, utilities and applications, all unmodified and directly on Windows without the overhead of a traditional virtual machine or dual boot setup.
You can install WSL right away by running this command inside of your Windows command line:
wsl --install
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Related repositories
WSL also has related open source repositories:
- microsoft/WSL2-Linux-Kernel - The Linux kernel shipped with WSL
- microsoft/WSLg - Support for Linux GUI apps in WSL
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