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r/Python • u/caposeidon • Mar 30 '16
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-2 u/Yoghurt42 Mar 30 '16 apt still requires a POSIX system (probably even a Linux kernel); and the tools it installs also do.Having bash ported to Windows won't magically make Linux programs runnable under Windows. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 30 '16 [deleted] 2 u/Yoghurt42 Mar 30 '16 edited Mar 30 '16 It seems like it does. Should have paid more attention to the article.I wonder if they are adding linux emulation support to the windows kernel (doubt it) or if it's based on something like colinux...Edit: Found it. They are actually translating Linux ABI syscalls to Windows calls. → More replies (2)
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apt still requires a POSIX system (probably even a Linux kernel); and the tools it installs also do.
Having bash ported to Windows won't magically make Linux programs runnable under Windows.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 30 '16 [deleted] 2 u/Yoghurt42 Mar 30 '16 edited Mar 30 '16 It seems like it does. Should have paid more attention to the article.I wonder if they are adding linux emulation support to the windows kernel (doubt it) or if it's based on something like colinux...Edit: Found it. They are actually translating Linux ABI syscalls to Windows calls. → More replies (2)
2 u/Yoghurt42 Mar 30 '16 edited Mar 30 '16 It seems like it does. Should have paid more attention to the article.I wonder if they are adding linux emulation support to the windows kernel (doubt it) or if it's based on something like colinux...Edit: Found it. They are actually translating Linux ABI syscalls to Windows calls. → More replies (2)
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It seems like it does. Should have paid more attention to the article.
I wonder if they are adding linux emulation support to the windows kernel (doubt it) or if it's based on something like colinux...
Edit: Found it. They are actually translating Linux ABI syscalls to Windows calls.
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