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Windows Subsystem for Linux v1, based on the idea of implementing Linux syscalls on top of ntoskrnl.exe, was cool as an idea. It also turned out to be awful in practice and barely worked for anything slightly off the beaten path. I have no idea why people eulogize it so fondly

it's like an OS version of "if everybody just played together", i think

I was not aware of this, apparently `lx` zones on Solaris are syscall interfaces! Now I'm actually interested in how bug-for-bug compatible it is