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Once you have created a ' set-open-x410-linux-shell-here-menu.reg' file as shown above, you can import it to Windows registry by double-clicking it or by selecting » from its right-click popup menu. If you're not using the c:\wsl folder for the scripts created in Step 4 and 5, please make sure to adjust the paths for ' open-x410-linux-shell-here.vbs' and ' open-x410-linux-shell-here.bat' according to your setup. If you've decided to use a different folder path, please make adjustments accordingly to the scripts and registry settings described in the next steps.Ĭreate a Windows batch file (*.bat) for launching TilixĬ:\wsl\set-open-x410-linux-shell-here-menu.reg Windows Registry Editor Version X410 Linux shell \"C:\\wsl\\bat-launcher.vbs\" \"open-x410-linux-shell-here\" X410 Linux shell \"C:\\wsl\\bat-launcher.vbs\" \"open-x410-linux-shell-here\" \"%V\"" It can be any folder on any drive, but for the sake of simplicity, let's create it on ' C:' drive and name it ' wsl': c:\wsl. sudo apt install tilixĬreate a folder for WSL related scripts and assets But you can use any Linux GUI terminal you just need to change tilix to the file name for your own Linux GUI terminal emulator. In this example, we'll be adding Tilix terminal to Windows File Explorer. Get your favorite terminal emulator ready We'll be using Tilix in this example, and since Tilix expects a D-Bus daemon running in background, you should enable it as outlined in the following post. We're assuming you have already configured your Linux/WSL distro for working with X410. If you want to add a shortcut in the right-click popup menu in Windows File Explorer that opens a Linux GUI terminal for the current folder, follow the steps described below.

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