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I do this as well and it works so well I sort of forget that's how I do it until I try to change something or someone brings it up.
by mwill 6y ago
I do this as well and it works so well I sort of forget that's how I do it until I try to change something or someone brings it up.
- fovc 6y agoHave you managed to get an icon you can double click to open? I have to start WSL shell, `emacs &` then ^D. Not a huge pain, but would like a Taskbar icon
- wazzaps 6y agoYou could do `bash.exe -c emacs`
- greggyb 6y agoI put a small XFCE panel next to my windows taskbar. I put launchers for any windowed programs I want to launch. My .bashrc checks if the host is WSL. If the host is, then it checks for a running XFCE session. If there isn't one running, it launches the settings daemon and panel.