Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Acquisition in Visual Studio
summary
Demonstrates that Visual Studio now installs a WSL distro from Visual Studio and runs a Linux build/debug cycle without SSH. Workflow checks prerequisites (nested virtualization, Windows features), enables them, reboots, then installs g++, GDB, rsync, make, cmake, zip inside WSL. Project is auto-retargeted to an Ubuntu distribution, CMake cache configures, F5 builds in WSL, launches the debugger and shows output in the Linux debug console—installation and debugging succeed.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction to WSL
- 1:28Starting the acquisition
- 1:53System checks and setup
- 3:21Linux environment setup
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