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Dustin Kirkland
on 1 April 2016

Still have questions about Bash and Ubuntu on Windows?

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Still have questions about Ubuntu on Windows?

Watch this Channel 9 session, recorded live at Build this week, hosted by Scott Hanselman, with questions answered by Windows kernel developers Russ Alexander, Ben Hillis, and myself representing Canonical and Ubuntu!

For fun, watch the crowd develop in the background over the 30 minute session!

And here’s another recorded session with a demo by Rich Turner and Russ Alexander.  The real light bulb goes off at about 8:01.

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