I don't think this is relevant anymore, especially after darlinghq/darling#1207.

Current issues on WSL1 are Microsoft-specific, so theoretically Darling should run normally on a real Linux 4.4.0 kernel.

Shall I test it and find out? Then, I can amend this pull request with the actual minimum kernel version.

As of darlinghq/darling@0cada37 Darling is good enough to display a bash shell and information from neofetch on WSL1 (a subset of kernel version 4.4.0).

While it has not been tested on a real 4.4.0 kernel, it might be worth a try.

Might as well, I enjoy doing this kind of thing anyway. I'll update the pull request when I have some time - rather busy at the moment.

Okay, can confirm that Debian 10 doesn't work, because the kernel headers are too old. In essence, I think this means that Darling (without this component perhaps) might run on a real 4.4.0 kernel, but might not build properly against the kernel headers for that 4.4.0 kernel.

While it might be possible to get Darling to compile if I edit the Cmake file, I think this is probably not worth doing, and probably wouldn't be a supported configuration anyway. I would attach a screenshot of the problem (see #off-topic in Discord), but don't seem to be able to.

At any rate, I can confirm that Debian 10 definitely doesn't work, so we should remove it. I can always add a note by the kernel version saying "(except for WSL1)" if that's what people want.