@colinsmatt11 >You forgot "WSL" as a development environment
The thing is, "WSL1" didn't have Linux in it, it has GNU though, so the correct name for that is WSG I guess?

>which is used by a significant number of people.
It was ~200,000 last time I checked, which is a lot, but not a significant number compared to the number of used m$ has.

There is "WSL2", which are VM's of either GNU/Linux or BusyBox/Linux, but that's only available on "windows 11".