Types of programs that can be run on an emulator on Windows 10
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I'd like to know how well Windows Subsystem for Linux deal with GUIs.
I'd like to use Window Maker in Windows 10 on WSL. Is that too much to ask?
I know that WSL is not meant to run desktop environments like Gnome or KDE. However, WM is only a window manager, and not a DE proper. I also got word that some GUIs can run on it (for example Synaptics).
I assume that an emulator running on Windows would perform better than one running on Linux (like Wine), but where's the limit?
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I'd like to know how well Windows Subsystem for Linux deal with GUIs.
I'd like to use Window Maker in Windows 10 on WSL. Is that too much to ask?
I know that WSL is not meant to run desktop environments like Gnome or KDE. However, WM is only a window manager, and not a DE proper. I also got word that some GUIs can run on it (for example Synaptics).
I assume that an emulator running on Windows would perform better than one running on Linux (like Wine), but where's the limit?
windows emulation
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I'd like to know how well Windows Subsystem for Linux deal with GUIs.
I'd like to use Window Maker in Windows 10 on WSL. Is that too much to ask?
I know that WSL is not meant to run desktop environments like Gnome or KDE. However, WM is only a window manager, and not a DE proper. I also got word that some GUIs can run on it (for example Synaptics).
I assume that an emulator running on Windows would perform better than one running on Linux (like Wine), but where's the limit?
windows emulation
I'd like to know how well Windows Subsystem for Linux deal with GUIs.
I'd like to use Window Maker in Windows 10 on WSL. Is that too much to ask?
I know that WSL is not meant to run desktop environments like Gnome or KDE. However, WM is only a window manager, and not a DE proper. I also got word that some GUIs can run on it (for example Synaptics).
I assume that an emulator running on Windows would perform better than one running on Linux (like Wine), but where's the limit?
windows emulation
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