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    A new open-source project called NSL has been released, described by its creator as 'WSL for Linux' — a reference to Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Linux, which lets users run Linux environments inside Windows. The tool is presented as bringing a similar subsystem-style capability to Linux, letting users run other environments or systems natively. It was shared publicly as a show-and-tell release and drew quick attention from developers, with discussion centring on how the approach compares to existing container and virtualisation tools.

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    Microsoft brings Linux container support to WSL●Microsoft is rolling out Linux container support to WSL https:// lemmy.zip/post/72581505MmastodonTechnology220 h ago

    Microsoft has begun rolling out Linux container support in the Windows Subsystem for Linux, allowing developers to run and manage containers directly from their WSL environments on Windows. The move tightens the integration between Windows and Linux tooling and is drawing attention from developers who see WSL increasingly becoming a genuine Linux development platform rather than a convenience layer.

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    Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL●Linuxiac: Microsoft Brings Native Linux Container Workflows to WSL https:// linuxiac.com/microsoft-brings- native-linux-MmastodonTechnology04 d ago

    Microsoft has introduced native Linux container workflow support in WSL, letting developers run containers directly within the Windows Subsystem for Linux. The move, reported by Linuxiac, is being discussed among Linux and open-source enthusiasts, who see it as another step in Microsoft's broader embrace of Linux tooling for developers working across Windows and Linux environments.

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    Microsoft has released WSL Containers for Windows 11, extending the Windows Subsystem for Linux with container-based isolation. The move is aimed at developers who run Linux tools and environments on Windows, offering improved separation and management of Linux workloads. Coverage so far is limited, with the release noted by Windows-focused outlets and expected to draw interest from the developer community.

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    NSL Offers a WSL-Style Subsystem for Linux●Show HN: NSL – WSL for Linux https:// news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 9894351 # hackernews # techMmastodonTechnology14 d ago

    A developer has launched NSL, a new tool described as a WSL equivalent for Linux, shared via a Show HN post on Hacker News. Just as the Windows Subsystem for Linux lets users run Linux environments inside Windows, NSL aims to bring a similar subsystem experience to Linux users. The project is drawing attention and debate among developers in the tech community.