0.65.1

[benhillis]

• Improvements to localhost relay to have better performance and accurately report bind failures.
• Use /dev/ptp0 to keep guest chock in sync with the host
• Update Linux kernel to 5.15.57.1
  • Fix 9p filesystem regressions since the last v5.10 WSL2 kernel
  • Enable support for the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) clock device
  • Enable Retbleed mitigations in x86_64 builds
  • Enable nftables and traffic control
  • Enable VGEM driver
• Update Microsoft.WSLg to version 1.0.41
  • WSLg: add default x11 bell sound
  • WSLg: Update /etc/wsl.conf to set the default user to wslg
  • WSLGd: add option to start weston under gdbserver
  • WSLGd: simplify weston command line construction
  • compositor: add wslgd-notify
  • compositor: Stop trapping SIGINT
  • compositor: load xwayland module last
  • rdp: resize margin adjustment for MoveWindow/SnapArrange PDU
  • rdpaudio: use pthread_cancel instead of pthread_kill
  • xwayland: give Xwayland its own session
  • xwayland: Don't track focus for override redirect windows

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This discussion was created from the release 0.65.1.

[seanralexander]

Guest Chock?

[mwidmann]

I have issues since updating: #8679

[YohanSciubukgian]

The changelog of the last Linux WSL version linux-msft-wsl-5.15.57.1 precise that Ceph will be disabled :
Disable support for the Ceph Distributed File System.
Does it mean that projects that rely on Ceph will not be able to run anymore using the WSL v0.65.1+ ?

[tyhicks]

That's correct. Do you rely on CEPH within WSL environments?

[NotTheDr01ds]

@tyhicks It wouldn't be the first time I've seen someone use it with WSL. This Stack Overflow question had someone doing it as well. Not sure what the actual use-case is.