yuk7

Probably, you can install langpack with: `dnf install glibc-langpack-en`

We have not set a default password. Use `passwd` command to set the password.

hmm... Certainly some people may think so. Personally, I didn't think the password initial setting was necessary. Because, For example, the Docker image does not have a password too.

I recommend use subsystemctl for WSL2. This makes systemd work with PID1 in new namespace. https://github.com/sorah/subsystemctl

WSL don't supports systemd... This is WSL issue

Where you installed to? WSL instance can't install to Non-system drive.

Sorry for later reply. Do you have full access to that directory? If you can start with administrator privileges, there may be a problem with permissions.

Is hypervisor enabled? Please see BIOS settings and enable Intel VT-X/AMD-V.

WSL instances are containers and cannot use PAM etc. You can replace, rename, and hide files in the shell, but you can't prevent the root itself from running.

I think that part is unfriendly too. I'll rewrite it later. Thank you. I think the documentation is immature, but I'm sorry I can't afford to spend time on it.