For the command use this %windir%\system32\bash.exe ~ -cur_console:p.You can leave it blank if you don’t care. I picked the Ubuntu icon app that is buried under some very long path. On Task parameters choose an icon for the task.I used bash::ubuntu to group Ubuntu into the bash tasks. There, click at the + button at the bottom. Navigate on the left-menu: Startup > Tasks. We have nice colors now :) Adding directory colors Setting Bash on Ubuntu task in ConEmu # # set colors for LS_COLORS eval `dircolors ~/.dircolors ` Open the Ubuntu app installed from the App Store. When all is working, you can continue to the next step. After you are in, update the packages, by running: sudo apt-get update. This is pretty straightforward to set up, Just follow the instructions here to get Ubuntu running. So hopefully, this post will help me and others in the future. It was not that straightforward to make it all work though. Guys at work use Mac’s with oh-my-zsh and boy that made me pretty jealous. While setting it up on my machine was very easy, I didn’t want to stay with the boring Windows bash shell. WSL lets developers run Linux environments – including most command-line tools, utilities, and applications – directly on Windows, unmodified, without the overhead of a virtual machine. If you don’t know what Windows Subsystem for Linux is ( WSL from now on in this post), I recommend reading this before. NET Core is the future.Īfter reading Scott Hanselman’s blog post last week, I decided to setup WSL on my laptop. NET on Linux/Mac is one of the points that makes me agree 100% with Nick Craver that. Nevertheless, it’s definitely time (if not yet) to get out of the comfort zone and get your feet wet. That might be very cool to some, but also scary for others. NET developers being constrained on using only Windows as a platform is gone.
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