Introduction to Machine Learning

Unlocking the Power of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

So, let’s begin with the basics:

There are several ways to use both Windows and Linux on the same machine, depending on your requirements and preferences. Here are some common approaches:

Dual Boot: Installing both Windows and Linux as separate operating systems on your computer. You choose which OS to boot into when you start your computer.
Pros: Full access to both Windows and Linux; no virtualization overhead.
Cons: Reboot required to switch between OSes; potential risk of data loss if not done correctly.

2. Virtualization: Virtualization software, like VirtualBox or VMware Workstation, allows you to run Linux as a virtual machine (VM) within Windows. You can also do the reverse by running Windows VMs on a Linux host.

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