Linux Subsystem For Windows allowed?

[Monabuntur]

So usually these linux topic don't end well, but is the Linux subsystem for windows allowed in cases like Geekbench?

I can use CPU-Z and everything but the benchmark itself technically runs on linux, and the performance is slightly better.

[Leeghoofd]

Sadly no, we like to keep it comparable, switching to another operating system would mess up the entire database for some benchmarks. 

[Monabuntur]

31 minutes ago, Leeghoofd said:

Sadly no, we like to keep it comparable, switching to another operating system would mess up the entire database for some benchmarks. 

ok, makes sense

[travma_Orig]

Linux OS gives me half the results on benchmarks like aquamark in comparison to XP. Rise Of Legends is almost unplayable in Linux on Intel core 2 duo 8300 with 8600GT, even the mouse lags not to mention the headache to configure Linux wine libraries and playonlinux package. Then I was try to install Nouveau drivers, which maybe give better results, but they need a libc version which isn't supported on my debian clone Linux OS. Forced install that libc version end up with Q4os unable to boot.