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sysctl -w vm.max_map_count=262144as a line directly inetc/profileunderwsl -d docker-desktopcould do, expecting it to be read on docker-desktop startup before any container is started, as docker-desktop itself is listed as a distro underwsl --list./etc/profileof this distro going by the same name. Thereagainst,/etc/profileappears not to be read when starting docker-desktop. Notably, it is read and effectively changes mmap-count when startingwsl -d docker-desktopsimilar to the result of your last approach when starting the seperate WSL (e. g. openSUSE Leap 15.2^^). Isn't it the way, that docker-desktop itself starts the wsl distro docker-desktop and hence should just as well read this profile and set the mmap-count defined within it?wslwhen they start it up. For instance, if you dowsl -e bash -c "echo 1", the1will be output, but it will not read/etc/profilebecause it is not a login shell.kernelCommandLine-key in it. But maybe, they refer to at least one other .wslconfig-key which will not be functional in an older build.