>> Note that most of Microsoft regards Linux mainly as a server OS. You are not supposed to use it on the desktop, instead you should use Windows there.

Then what's the point of WSL? To allow server software development on a Windows desktop? OK. But then what's the point of trying to bring DX graphics to linux?

To run Tensorflow and other ML libraries in WSL.

You dont need DX to run tensorflow on Linux.

So Embrace Linux by providing WSL. Extend by bringing DX to it. Extinguish the standardized APIs for graphics and ML.

Got it. Check. Thanks for the confirmation.

CUDA you mean?

Or LibGNMX, GX2 and NVN?

Even if that's true you really don't want to run a Windows box as a build server - licensing and security and all that.

I have a CentOS DVD to offer you.