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Launch Windows programs from "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows" (WSL)
More detailed explanation: - Added the environment variable: WSL_PATH to bash. This is declared when outbash launches bash. It contains the location of the bash environment, which is %LOCALAPPDATA%\lxss. If...
Hi, I found and used cbwin last year in University to launch external graphical programms. However I now use the WSL which can launch GUI programms by itself so I...
I need to start bash with the following arguments: "C:\windows\system32\bash.exe -l -i -cur_console:p1 -new_console:p:n" But its not possible to do it through outbash.exe
I've set up Docker for Windows to launch from cbwin via an alias ```wrun docker```. Most docker commands work like a charm, but I see some issues with processing input...
Heya It looks like native support is incoming in Windows: http://www.howtogeek.com/285082/how-to-run-windows-programs-from-windows-10s-bash-shell/ Just thought I'd give you a heads up, as development efforts here might be only temporarily useful. Cheers Sheldon
 See image above. Basically, when I run commands like `wrun vagrant up`, the Vagrant output doesn't wrap correctly, and it's really hard to read the output. I glanced through...
I know I can use ssh to connect directly to running machine or even use virtualbox GUI to connect to the running virtual machine, but sometimes it is more convenient...
ex: "wcmd tasklist" right after launching outbash.exe, vs after a "wcmd dir" It would be great to understand what triggers the console to behave in a slightly more compatible way...
Here is a script for people that want to use WSL like Cygwin. If command is not found on Linux it will attempt to run it on windows automatically: ```...
it should have the same effect as being in cmd.exe and typing start c:\windows I think that can easily be fixed. If you agree with this behavior, just tell me...