Using NTLite on other systems

REDGUY

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I'm using ntlite on Windows 10 Pro, but I feel like one day I'll be using Linux as a primary or secondary system.
IMPORTANT I want to know if there is an ntlite version for Linux to modify the Windows versions.
If there is no ntlite version for Linux or mac OS, will it be available in the near future?
Sorry if my question is stupid or repetitive.
 
NTLite and other Windows imaging tools can't run natively on Linux or Mac OS, because the DISM servicing stack requires the use of a Windows kernel driver. This driver implements a virtual filesystem (WOF), which is unavailable for other platforms.

NTLite runs inside any Linux or Mac OS-hosted VM running Windows. Obviously that's less efficient, but it works.

The filesystem driver is the main problem, and something Wine cannot remedy.
 
NTLite and other Windows imaging tools can't run natively on Linux or Mac OS, because the DISM servicing stack requires the use of a Windows kernel driver. This driver implements a virtual filesystem (WOF), which is unavailable for other platforms.

NTLite runs inside any Linux or Mac OS-hosted VM running Windows. Obviously that's less efficient, but it works.

The filesystem driver is the main problem, and something Wine cannot remedy.
Thank you very much for your response
 
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