> which I think is still a thing, although not super popular.
Yeah, I compiled a version last week. It's occasionally nice for kernel devs to have an env to try out new ideas, so it more or less gets maintained.
Google's gvisor project is sort of a blend of that and WSL. A reimplementation of the linux syscall layer like WSL, but as a linux process like UML instead of as a kernel module as in WSL.
Yeah, I compiled a version last week. It's occasionally nice for kernel devs to have an env to try out new ideas, so it more or less gets maintained.
Google's gvisor project is sort of a blend of that and WSL. A reimplementation of the linux syscall layer like WSL, but as a linux process like UML instead of as a kernel module as in WSL.