I do agree that it's better to get it run native, unless you have other
things running on that debian, I would recommend you to look at wsl,
then you don't have to hassle with the vbox drivers in the debian and
the startup of the wsl session is far faster than the virtualbox and at
the same time you have full access to the windows file system from the
wsl and it don't reserve a fixed amount of memory or relay on a disk
image. The thing I'm looking forward for is the wslgl which will allow
you to run GUI based Linux applications, then my work machine will be a
bit more like my home computer, but sure it had been nice to run all the
stuff I'm used to native instead in a wsl.
After that rant, have you tried an older version and seen if it works
better for you? Also tested the 32bit version? From what I see the 32bit
version comes with more libraries and tools. The crypto libraryy seems
to also be newer than the one that comes with the 64bit version.
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//Aho