Is WSL still a viable identification choice for our system libraries?

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Guys,

I know we used it first, but Microsoft have hijacked WSL, as a TLA
designation for their "Windows Services for Linux".  We certainly
don't want to take on Microsoft over it; do we really want to live
with the potential confusion it may cause, or should we consider an
alternative for our own use?

Any thoughts?  Alternative suggestions?

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Regards,
Keith.

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