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Windows 10/11

WSL2 - Windows Linux Subsystem 2 | Linux | Ubuntu

    * Download the .DEB file (movianM7-7.0.251-wsl2-amd64.deb) and install it on your Windows 10/11 platform.
    * Supports Ubuntu under WSL2

    * Works on Windows 10 or newer (Version 10.0.19045 or newer)
    * Works with software OpenGL (llvmpipe) and with hardware (D3D12)
    * For hardware rendering your video drivers must support WDDM 2.9 or later version (check with dxdiag)
    * Installs on the default/latest WSL2 Ubuntu image - Ubuntu 24.04

How to use (first time):

* Install WSL2 with Ubuntu (from Windows):
- Open [Command prompt] as Administrator
- type wsl --install, wait for WSL2 to install, REBOOT your Windows to finish installation
- Start WSL from the Start menu (or type wsl from command prompt) and setup your user/password

* Download and install M7 (inside WSL):
- wget https://movian.eu/Linux/movianM7-7.0.251-wsl2-amd64.deb
- sudo apt-get install -f ./movianM7-7.0.251-wsl2-amd64.deb
- You now have [Showtime (Ubuntu)] icon in your Windows Start menu
- Disable time-sync service (fixes audio issues): sudo systemctl disable systemd-timesyncd

* Start M7:
- From Windows: click on [Start] and find [Showtime (Ubuntu)] (usually under [U]/Ubuntu)
- From WSL2/Ubuntu: type showtime or /usr/bin/showtime

* Full-screen:
- Press [F11] to toggle full-screen mode

* Plugins:
- WSL2 mounts your Windows drives in /mnt - e.g. C:\ is /mnt/c/
- For example you have a folder with your plugins on your Windows host in D:\my_plugins
--- Type in M7 search bar: /mnt/d/my_plugins to open the folder and install any plugin

*** IMPORTANT: Disable time-sync service in WSL2 (fixes audio issues):
    sudo systemctl disable systemd-timesyncd

*** As of April 2026 - WSL2 (WSLg) has a bug and causes Xorg and systemd to fill /var/log at each WSL startup
    It uses 80-100% CPU for 1-2 minutes, because of a bug with /tmp/.X11-unix - Microsoft will probably fix it
    Solution: 
      1) wait for Xorg to complete (or just kill the process)
      2) sudo rm /var/log/*log*

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