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@@ -54,22 +54,24 @@ After cloning the repository, symlink [bin/tools.py](bin/tools.py) to somewhere
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 ### Windows
+For Windows the preferred way to use BAPCtools is inside the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
 
-For Windows, you'll need the following in your
+Note that BAPCtools makes use of symlinks for building programs. By default users are not allowed to create symlinks on Windows.
+This can be fixed by enabling Developer Mode on Windows (Only since Windows 10, version 1703 or newer).<br>
+In case you're still having problems with symlinks in combination with Git after enabling this setting,
+please try the suggestions at https://stackoverflow.com/a/59761201.
+Specifically, `git config -g core.symlinks true` should do the trick,
+after which you can restore broken symlinks using `git checkout -- path/to/symlink`.
+
+### Native Windows
+If you cannot or do not want to use WSL you'll need the following in your
 `path`:
 
 - `Python` for Python 3
 - `g++` to compile C++
 - `javac` and `java` to compile and run `java`.
 
-Resource limits (memory limit/hard cpu time limit) are also not supported.
-
-BAPCtools makes use of symlinks for building programs. By default users are not allowed to create symlinks on Windows.
-This can be fixed by enabling Developer Mode on Windows (Only since Windows 10, version 1703 or newer).<br>
-In case you're still having problems with symlinks in combination with Git after enabling this setting,
-please try the suggestions at https://stackoverflow.com/a/59761201.
-Specifically, `git config -g core.symlinks true` should do the trick,
-after which you can restore broken symlinks using `git checkout -- path/to/symlink`.
+Resource limits (memory limit/hard cpu time limit) are not supported.
 
 ### Docker