not well, big flaw with the ubuntu shell is that there is no reliable way to interact with the linux filesystem from a windows program ( like vscode ). You c

not well, big flaw with the ubuntu shell is that there is no reliable way to interact with the linux filesystem from a windows program ( like vscode ). You can work on the mounted C: drive /mnt/c . However, I have found a number of dev tools don't really like working with it ( meteor / mongo ). Thing crash. They work fine on the linux filesystem though, it's just you can't reliably use windows programs to access files, you have to use things like vim inside the shell to edit stuff.