Not all - in fact, very few - applications are included with WSL however, it does include various tools to download and install packages on your system from the Internet that contain applications. #curl –G > output.txt Installing Additional Software
If you need to get a file or webpage from the Web, curl can be used: # alias MyTran =' scp MyLocalFile :/TransFile ' If you find yourself typing in the same command over and over again, such as to transfer a file from one server to another, create an alias for it so you only need to type in the alias: In the example here, the file "MyLocalFile" will be transferred to the server 10.0.0.16 and renamed to TransFile: To transfer a file from two systems running SSH, use secure copy (SCP). If you want to connect to an ESXi host, and have SSH access enabled on it, you can access it like this: # ssh To see system information such as what kernel you're running: # uname -a Here are some of the Bash commands I frequently use but may need a bit more explaining than the ones mentioned above. It's important to note that Bash commands and Linux filenames are case sensitive. There are switches that can be used with these commands by using the main page or the "-help" switch you can find more details on their usage. Table 1 lists some common commands, along with their equivalent Linux counterpart for reference. The Bash shell.įor the uninitiated, or those steeped in Microsoft command-line dogma, the Bash line can be an intimidating creature. ( Side note: Linux is a clone of Unix and Ubuntu is distribution of Linux (like Red Hat or SUSE), and Bash is a shell and command language used by Unix and Linux).
The remainder of this article will show some of the interesting things you can do using the WSL. Once you've configured your system to run WSL (i.e., Bash on Ubuntu on Windows), access it by clicking the Bash on Ubuntu on Windows icon ( Figure 1), which will launch you into a Bash console ( Figure 2).
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