Prepare Linux delivery and correct lifecycle rendering build types
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- The separate baseline-context experiment passed218 assertions; explicit
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one-level overrides reduce repeated stable assumptions while complete frozen
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definition environments remain necessary. Proposed syntax is not source7.
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- After the user's virtualization/reboot change, supported Ubuntu26.04 install
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completed exit0 and a real x86_64 WSL2 kernel shell completed. Later VM startups
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timed out before apt. This establishes initial guest execution, not reliable
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Linux builds or GUI acceptance; exact outcomes and next controlled trial are
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in the [WSL record](release-wsl-postboot-ytr83r-20260911.md).
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## Assumptions and unresolved questions
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- Pinned package provenance must be distinguished from checked type compatibility;
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unchanged quantity kinds cannot become incompatible merely through cosmetic
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repackaging without a deliberate policy. Energy and Torque remain distinct.
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- Which supported environment will complete current Linux GUI/service/package
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execution remains a release question. Old failed or denied experiments do not
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establish a current successful environment.
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- Ubuntu26.04/WSL2 is the current supported Linux route; reliable repeat startup,
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guest toolchain/dependencies and GUI/service/package execution remain open.
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Initial shell success does not erase later startup timeouts. Old QEMU work is
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retained as history, not the next route to repeat.
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- Large-model human/AI task usability, cross-file refactoring, actual chooser
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latency/keyboard/minimum geometry and complete native lifecycle behavior remain
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to be measured. Parser admission or a widget experiment is insufficient.
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