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Big news from Microsoft Build! We're open sourcing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), and we want to hear from you! Contribute, customize, and help us integrate Linux more seamlessly into Windows 🐧🪟💙

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Marcos Elias1 year ago

I would love KDE replacing Windows Explorer. In older Windows versions it was so easy replacing the shell :(

p venkatesh1 year ago

@AskPerplexity is it not open source now? I can create hyper-v on my machine right what's different here explain me all this concept

Danilo Alejandro Ochoa Hidalgo1 year ago

Kinda crazy how far has gotten. I started using it at v1 and hadn't stop since. Now is great. As open source I believe is going to reach new heights.

Prime Domains (for Startups 🏆)1 year ago

Build si ~ build super intelligence (build dot si - not ai)

Vidal931 year ago

@FullGhoren , não entendo absolutamente nada sobre, mais podemos tirar algo disso sobre steam/xbox em que algumas pessoas dizem não fazer sentido rs

Aunt B1 year ago

We need a down vote button.

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