Aside from the fact that you'd have to be insane to run an executable from some random github repo that doesn't even include the source code, why would anyone need this when Windows Subsystem for Linux is a thing?
It is not random I assure. Please download it if you want to run a linux package on windows. I want to keep the source code confidential. The 1.2 gb is Linux kernel only.
Hi , I have created a exe to run linux executables in windows 11.
1.Compress linux package's folder to zip.
2.CloudRunner.WinForms.exe open this file from my 1.2 GB zip file
3.click "Browse linux executable or ZIP package.."
4.choose the zip file through file-picker of my form.
5.Specify the Zip executable path
6. click "Run Linux app/ZIP package in WSL2
7.if asks to restart, restart the computer
ty in advance
Aside from the fact that you'd have to be insane to run an executable from some random github repo that doesn't even include the source code, why would anyone need this when Windows Subsystem for Linux is a thing?
You have a readme file in this repo and that's all. What's the release built from?
Even the releases only contains a readme file and not the executable you claim.
i have source code in another private repository. should i make it as public?
You figure that out. Nobody here is going to download and run a random executable.
It is not random I assure. Please download it if you want to run a linux package on windows. I want to keep the source code confidential. The 1.2 gb is Linux kernel only.
I'm gonna pass
The GH repository that contains the binary that is pulled by your release script is not available. I smell a rat.
my private repository is having the source code. do you need it as public?