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   From: rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com   
      
   Lawrence D’Oliveiro  wrote   
   > Paul wrote   
      
   >> When WSL1 first came out, some people had Firefox running three days   
   >> after that (on top of XMing.exe). Later, Microsoft made WSLg so you   
   >> no longer had to bodge your own Xorg/X11 solution .   
      
   > Now that that’s been superseded by WSL2, which brings a (mostly)   
   > genuine Linux kernel into Windows, it’s only a matter of time until   
   > Linux becomes a mandatory part of a Windows install.   
      
   Just another pathetic little fantasy on that last   
      
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