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rt of the WSL work.
- Fine-grained memory management: Windows normally manages the user-mode address space in 64KB chunks, but was updated to allow management at single-page 4KB granularity for pico processes.
- Case-sensitive file names: Again, yes – the Windows kernel and NTFS have long supported case-sensitive file names, but it is disabled by default and not exposed in the Win32 programming model. Changes were made to allow individual threads to opt-in to case-sensitivity operations to support a broader range of WSL scenarios.
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