The Windows Subsystem for Linux
summary
WSL claims to run real Linux userland unmodified on Windows and demonstrates it: Ubuntu 18.04 boots under a Windows NT kernel via LXCore, command wsl.exe drops into a distro, wslconfig lists and sets defaults, and distro.exe names launch specific distros. Tools like GCC, Vim, tmux and Notepad interoperate; files on C: appear under /mnt/c; background processes persist across sessions. Demos compile and run a C++ program, show piping between PowerShell and Linux, and confirm wsl.exe and wslconfig actually work.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00WSL intro and agenda
- 1:13What is WSL and why
- 2:59Live WSL basics demo
- 7:21WSL architecture explained
- 8:48Installing WSL
- 11:16Managing WSL distros
- 13:47WSL and PowerShell scripts
- 16:01One-click Dev box scripts
- 18:30Editing code in WSL
- 23:12WSL daily workflow
- 23:54Q&A
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