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It does but you have to do that from the Windows file system not the Linux one. So from Linux you are accessing /mnt/c/Users/you/somedocument and from Windows
by wvenable 10y ago
It does but you have to do that from the Windows file system not the Linux one. So from Linux you are accessing /mnt/c/Users/you/somedocument and from Windows it's C:\Users\you\somedocument.
- neves 10y agoBut isn't this a new thing? I believe you couldn't do it in the initial versions.
- wvenable 10y agoNo, it's always been that way from the initial release. It's literally the only file system interopt that exists. You're not supposed to access the Linux filesystem from Windows -- it's in a system hidden area of your profile but some people still tried to mess with it with unfortunate consequences.