If you're a Linux user and recently move to Windows like me, must be missing the familiar Linux commands in the terminal. WSL comes to help in this case. Assuming you have already installed WSL in Windows, you can just use the keyword wsl followed by the Linux command that you want to run. wsl <command> eg: If you haven't installed WSL yet, see the post below. Installing WSL Ubuntu 22.04 on Windows 11
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