Learn Windows Subsystem for Linux: A Practical Guide for Developers and It Professionals (Paperback)

1.      Keywords, Abbreviations and Definitions

1.1  Distro

1.2  Sub system

1.3  Kernel

1.4  Kernel Mode

1.5  User Mode

1.6  System Calls

1.7  Windows NT Kernel

1.8  Linux Kernel

2.      What is WSL?

2.1  Why WSL and Problem it solves?

2.3  Down sides and caveats of WSL v1

3.      Downloading, Installation and Setup

3.1  Enable the WSL Feature through Windows.

3.1.1        Using GUI

3.1.2        Using PowerShell

3.2.1        From Microsoft Store

3.2.2        Manual Download

3.2.3        Download using PowerShell

3.2.4        Download using curl.exe

3.3.1        Launching the distro

3.3.2        Setup and Manage User account

3.3.3        Permission model

3.3.4        Update and upgrade the Distro

4.      Build Mixed experiences

4.1  WSL launch configuration - wsl.conf

4.1.2        [network] Section

4.2  Translating paths between Windows and Linux - wslpath

5.      Managing WSL Distributions

5.1  Backup or Export WSL Distro

5.2  Restore or Import WSL distro

5.3  Unregsiter and Uninstall WSL distros

6.      What is WSL2?

6.1  How it works

6.2  Installation and setup

6.3  New features in WSL2

6.4  Architecture of WSL2

6.5  User Experience changes from WSLv1 to WSLv2

6.6  Configuring Linux Distros to Work with WSL2

7.      File System

7.1  Architecture (WSL vs WSL2)

7.2  Accessing, editing and moving files

7.3  Linux-Windows interoperability

8.      Networking

8.1  Overview of Networking in Linux

8.2  Networking in WSL

8.2.1        Network Interfaces

8.2.2        DNS

8.2.3        Sockets

9.      Programming and Web development on WSL

9.1  Source control

9.2  Code Editors

9.3  Containerization

9.4  Cloud ? Azure CLI

9.5  Package            managers

10.  Running a Linux Desktop on WSL

10.1  Xfce and xRDP

10.2  Setup and Configuration