Linux Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) 2.0.14 released


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  • Fix potential deadlock in DNS logic during service stop
  • Disable the 'NoRemoteImages' process mitigation policy since it breaks execution of windows executables (solves #10812)
  • Allow port binds from different network namespaces when mirrored networking is enabled

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LOL, so you actually have more entries than what you posted in post #5?
 

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@Brink - Is there a way to update the version of WSL already installed? wsl -v shows 2.0.9 installed.

I have the installer package (.msi) from their Github page, but I think that actually installs a separate instance of it, as last time I installed it there were 2 WSL entries in my apps list.
I just updated from 2.0.9 to 2.0.14 by doing wsl --update in the command window
 

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