Linux on Azure might no longer need Windows

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Linux on Azure might no longer need Windows

Microsoft submits Linux kernel patches for a 'complete virtualization stack' with Linux and Hyper-V

Linux on Azure might no longer need Windows

Tue 15 Sep 2020 // 12:43 UTC

Microsoft has submitted a series of patches to the Linux kernel with its aim being "to create a complete virtualization stack with Linux and Microsoft Hypervisor."

The patches are designated "RFC" (Request for comments) and are a minimal implementation presented for discussion.

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