Windows Subsystem for Android and Linux: An in-Depth Look at Their...
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WSA ships as an MSIX application that runs a stock AOSP Android inside a Hyper-V VM launched via WSL2, with the kernel taken from Google (currently 5.15.94) and monthly releases that include a few Microsoft patches like PGO; source, build configs and tags are on GitHub and updates land upstream where possible. WSL2 itself runs a single Upstream LTS kernel for all instances (moving from 5.15 toward 6.1), is easily replaceable by a custom kernel, and emphasizes automated testing and upstream contribution.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00WSA and WSL introduction
- 3:15What is WSA
- 5:43WSA architecture and VM setup
- 8:54Kernel management and open-source
- 11:03Hyper-V role in WSA and WSL
- 14:59Audio and driver in WSA
- 17:49Introduction to Windows Subsystem for Linux
- 19:16WSL1 vs WSL2 differences
- 22:47WSL2 kernel customization
- 26:43WSL upstream kernel focus
- 28:49Q&A and demos
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