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I think it would require a windows subsystem for FreeBSD first. |
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WSL2 is mostly Hyper-V and all of the guest parts are open source. The GUI support is done by running a Linux VM that provides a Wayland compositor and using PipeWire from other WSL2 VMs to send audio and video to it. I believe FreeBSD supports PipeWire and so it may be possible to use this directly. The file sharing is done via 9p-over-vmbus. I believe FreeBSD now has a 9p-over-VirtIO driver (and a VMBus driver), so adding support for this is just a matter of plumbing (probably a few days of kernel hacking). There's also a bunch of integration work, such as an image activator (Linux calls this a binfmt driver) that takes PE/COFF files and passes their paths via a Hyper-V socket to the host so that you can run .exe files. |
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Hello all,
Do you think it's possible to create a version to get it run on windows subsystem for Linux with GUI???
It could be awesome 😎
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