wsl-open
"wsl-open" is a command line tool designed specifically for Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) users. It acts as a bridge between Linux and Windows systems, enabling the opening of files and URLs in a Windows environment directly from the WSL terminal.
With "wsl-open," you can seamlessly launch files, directories, or URLs using the default applications set in your Windows system. It eliminates the need to switch between Windows and WSL terminals to open files in the Windows environment.
The tool supports various file types, including text files, PDFs, images, videos, and more. Additionally, it allows you to open files using their respective default applications like text editors, image viewers, or web browsers.
"wsl-open" is a command-line utility that enhances the overall experience of using WSL by integrating the Windows and Linux environments, fostering smooth cross-platform operations.
This tool simplifies tasks that require Windows-specific applications, making it easier for users who work with both Linux and Windows systems simultaneously. It promotes better productivity and fluid interaction between the two environments.
List of commands for wsl-open:
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wsl-open:tldr:b3d10 wsl-open: Set `wsl-open` as the shell's web browser (open links with `wsl-open`).$ wsl-open -wtry on your machineexplain this command
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wsl-open:tldr:d288a wsl-open: Open the current directory in Windows Explorer.$ wsl-open ${-}try on your machineexplain this command