Bash on Ubuntu on Windows. Yay!

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bakablah

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sry9681

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How? And why?
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Souleris

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Have it since update. Im happy with it, tho sometimes have small problems (ofc its beta)
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sry9681

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What's the link to download? I'd love to have it to try out.
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Souleris

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@sry9681 you have to enable developer mode on windows 10 and enable it at windows features
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JakeHL

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@sry9681
Enable dev mode on Windows 10
Go to add and remove features and click the windows subsystem for Linux
Type bash in cmd/powershell
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bakablah

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The only comment I have so far is that, Apache and IIS cannot share port 80.
But still, not bad if you need to test stuff in Ubuntu.
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manishyadavv

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@sry9681 you can learn more from here:-
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/...
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JakeHL

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@bakablah
Nothing can share ports, that's not a fault of Ubuntu on Windows
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Scrumplex

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Since I reinstalled that bash a time I can't access Internet with it anymore
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manishyadavv

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@Scrumplex this problem can be removed by using a file named compat wireless
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ScribeOfGoD

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Its released now. I don't have dev moved and I have it installed. Maybe it was in one of those updates people always complain about ;)
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kong

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Gotta say I'm not a fan of it. Cygwin integrates better with Windows than this "official" solution :/
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ponchoalv

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@kong cygwin emulates a posix environment. Windows subsystem for Linux implements posix on the Windows kernel and install the ubuntu userspace.
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kong

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@ponchoalv Yeah I know the difference.

Maybe it's just me -- with Ubuntu on Windows bash I feel like I am working on two different OSes. But with Cygwin bash I feel like it's actually a part of Windows.

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