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Windows Subsystem for Linux

The Windows Subsystem for Linux lets developers run a GNU/Linux environment -- including most command-line tools, utilities, and applications -- directly on Windows, unmodified, without the overhead of a traditional virtual machine, or dualboot setup.

You can:

  • Choose your favorite GNU/Linux distributions from the Microsoft Store.
  • Run common command-line tools such as grep, sed, awk, or other ELF-64 binaries.
  • Run Bash shell scripts and GNU/Linux command-line applications including:
    • Tools: vim, emacs, tmux
    • Languages: NodeJS, Javascript, Python, Ruby, C/C++, C# & F#, Rust, Go, etc.
    • Services: SSHD, MySQL, Apache, lighttpd, MongoDB, PostgreSQL.
    • Install additional software using your own GNU/Linux distribution package manager.
    • Invoke Windows applications using a Unix-like command-line shell.
    • Invoke GNU/Linux applications on Windows.
    • Source: Microsoft Docs

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      xplr
      sayanarijit
      sayanarijit commented Feb 19, 2022

      Xplr works by using a simple message passing system.
      Messages are sent to a running xplr session by binding them to some key, using --on-load, or by calling lua functions or bash scripts (using messages of course).

      So, there's a long list of messages documented in https://xplr.dev/en/message, which might be overwhelming.

      One way we can tackle this is by putting them into separate categories

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