No, because:
1 - throughout all these years Linux developers have been giving money to Apple instead of supporting Linux OEMs. Using a BSD flavour to target Linux
2 - Apparently many like the extend done by Google with Android and ChromeOS
1 - throughout all these years Linux developers have been giving money to Apple instead of supporting Linux OEMs. Using a BSD flavour to target Linux
2 - Apparently many like the extend done by Google with Android and ChromeOS
Here's the source (literally). https://github.com/microsoft/WSL2-Linux-Kernel
And how exactly are Microsoft going to force you - particularly you, personally - to stop running your own Linux kernel?
This is the same kind of ridiculous fear as any other -ism, as if lots of black people around will turn you black, or lots of gay people around will turn you gay, or lots of Muslims around will turn you Muslim.
Apparently the large majority is fine with POSIX CLI, tiling window managers and some Electron apps thrown in.
A less charitable read of your position is that Microsoft will tempt other people away and they will no longer give you cost-free updates. Of course you don't mean that.