> Raymond argues that "WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) allows unmodified Linux binaries to run under Windows 10. No emulation, no shim layer, they just load and go." Indeed, you can run standard Linux programs now on WSL2 without any trouble.
Seems like the author doesn't understand that he's talking about WSL 1 and not WSL 2.
Better FreeBSD, just like Apple did. They won't bite into GPL for sure.
Or even better a proper OS kernel, like a modern microkernel.
Who the hell posts this ad-ridden crap here? Flagged.