WSL
Windows Subsystem for Linux
The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) was introduced by Microsoft to Windows 10. WSL allows users to to run a full Linux user space in Windows. The latest version, WSL 2, is a major upgrade and introduces a Microsoft-written Linux kernel that is delivered by Windows Update instead of being bundled with the Windows OS image.
This guide will show you how to create a working Mate Desktop environment on Debian Buster, similar to our CS Linux Desktop servers available through NoMachine. This will help you learn much more about using and maintaining a Linux environment.
Installing WSL
Windows Subsystem for Linux Installation Guide
X11 forwarding
To run a graphical Linux environment in WSL, your will need to install an X server.
| Download VcXsrv for Windows |
Debian
Microsoft provides an app to install a complete Debian command line environment.
| Get Debian for WSL |