Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
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Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
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Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#2Seems interesting but also dead for 10 years?
Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#3This seems outdated.
Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#4Last release is from April 9th, 2011: http://www.colinux.org/?section=status
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Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#6This got stalled needing the 64 bit support to be completed.
It worked pretty decently at the time.
Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#7Reminds me of User Mode Linux, which AFAIK, runs only on Linux, maybe *nix.
Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#8I used this back in the Vista times and it worked very well. Very similar to how people use WSL these days.
Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#9Reminds me of User Mode Linux, which AFAIK, runs only on Linux, maybe *nix.
UML runs only on Linux and only on x86, amd64 and powerpc. Which is a real shame, otherwise you could run a full Linux kernel on all these arm Android devices.
Re: Linux as co-operative Windows process (2017)
#10This is kind of reverse wine?