I've been using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) for my OS class for quite a while now. And I love how I can use Linux commands in Windows in a straightforward way without the added complexity of installing a virtual machine or dual booting.  By the end of this article,

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Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) can be used to run Linux commands in Windows. WSL is available on Windows 10, but it is way more efficient on Windows 11. This article will cover what you can do on both Windows 10 and 11. To run WSL on Windows, you'll need to install WSL 2 and Ubuntu.

How to Run Linux Apps on Windows 10 and 11 Using WSL

What if I want to access my Windows files?

<p>Can’t use it, VMWare workstation is broken with WSL installed on my PC.</p>
