wslg is an integration layer and display server system designed to run Linux graphical applications on Windows. It provides a bridge between Linux window management, audio routing, and system clipboards and the Windows host, utilizing a Wayland and X11 display server to support visual software.
The system utilizes a virtual GPU architecture to provide hardware-accelerated rendering for graphics-intensive applications. It implements a Remote Desktop Protocol gateway to stream graphical frames and uses a specialized sound server interface to route audio and microphone data between the Linux guest and the host.
Additional capabilities include the synchronization of text and data across operating systems via a shared memory clipboard and the registration of application manifests to create native launch shortcuts in the host system menu.
