At the moment using Docker, Docker Machine with VMware on a Windows 10 machine in WSL looks like this:
( This is from my slides https://www.slideshare.net/stefscherer/setup-a-dev-environment-that-feels-like-home-on-windows-10/35?src=clipshare )
The user has to think which part should be installed in WSL or directly in Windows.
With this driver I guess it should be easy to adjust the Linux part to recognize that it's running in WSL and searches for the vmrun.exe in the Windows file system. Then the installation looks like this:
WDYT?
At the moment using Docker, Docker Machine with VMware on a Windows 10 machine in WSL looks like this:
( This is from my slides https://www.slideshare.net/stefscherer/setup-a-dev-environment-that-feels-like-home-on-windows-10/35?src=clipshare )The user has to think which part should be installed in WSL or directly in Windows.
With this driver I guess it should be easy to adjust the Linux part to recognize that it's running in WSL and searches for the vmrun.exe in the Windows file system. Then the installation looks like this:
WDYT?