问题
A few months ago Microsoft announced a new open source terminal they are working on:
As you can see in the Trailer of the video you can access an Ubuntu/Debian etc bash terminal from the Windows terminal.
My question is how do you access this? Do you have to enable the Linux sub-system for Windows and then download the distro form the Windows store? If so something I'd also like to ask is what are the downsides of enabling such a thing? Does it close down your boot time? Does it risk borking your computer etc?
回答1:
It will be the windows subsystem for linux WSL. I use it very often. You need windows 10 >= 1709 (winver). Acitvate the wsl windows feature, download a linux version from the store and run the bash command. I don't have any problems yet.
回答2:
If you install versions of WSL they appear in your Start menu and you can click the icon to open a Bash console directly, without installing the New Windows Console, and also without opening a cmd.exe console window and typing "bash" or "wsl". If you install New Windows Terminal, you can open, from a menu, a console tab for Powershell and cmd.exe, as well as any WSL versions you have.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56718116/how-to-acess-linux-bash-terminal-with-new-windows-terminal