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WSL support of bubblewrap #272
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possibly relevant to this: https://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2018/09/17/flatpak-on-windows/ |
As of bubblewrap 0.8.0 / WSL2 / Windows 10 (22H2, released in November 2022), this seems to not be a problem anymore ? |
My understanding is that WSL2 is a virtual machine running an actual Linux kernel, so most syscalls should work correctly in WSL2. Conversely, WSL1 was like Wine in reverse, implementing a subset of Linux syscalls on the Windows kernel, which means it will probably never support running namespace-based tools like bubblewrap. If bubblewrap works in WSL2, I think we can close this as "not going to happen" for WSL1: it is not up to the bubblewrap maintainers whether WSL1 implements the syscalls that bubblewrap makes.
If someone wants this, please see the source code for details. (It isn't actually very large.) |
To date, bubble wrap doesn't work on WSL.
Could a bubblewrap developer enumerate things needed to have it work ? so we make a feature request at MSFT.
Regards
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