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    [โ€“] mumblerfish@lemmy.world 0 points 6 months ago (1 children)

    What can you do with thw WSL? Can you run a wm for example with it? And if so, can you use the super key as a modifier?

    [โ€“] iloverocks@feddit.de 0 points 6 months ago

    So I have to use a windows machine for work. I can't tell you how awsome wsl is. You can use any Linux package on wsl. If you are crasy enough you can even run desktop environments like xfce. All this with nearly native speed.

    Of cource things links a KVM aren't possible but nothing is nicer to just type wsl into your terminal and have your Linux distro of choice ready to go