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The Mystery of Phantom Disk Space in WSL: When Deletion Doesn’t Free Up Space For anyone using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) for development, encountering a scenario where deleting hefty files barely makes a dent in your Windows disk...

Differences Between Serial Ports on Linux and Windows A serial port is an interface that allows external devices to communicate with your computer. Legacy devices such as older mice and modems traditionally use this port. While Windows r...

Embracing the Modern Era of Virtualization A Comprehensive Guide to High-Performance Multi-OS Environments Introduction In today’s fast-evolving tech landscape, running multiple operating systems on a single computer has never been easie...

Deepseek-AI/Janus: A New Frontier in Image Generation Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of generative AI, deepseek-ai/Janus has emerged as a groundbreaking model that promises to revolutionize the way we create and interpret ima...

Part 1: Understanding Why WSL Disk Space Doesn’t Shrink Immediately Have you ever deleted big files in WSL—such as Docker images, container caches, or large machine learning models—and noticed no change in disk usage on the Windows side?...