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WSL2 can automount the Windows host in to the folder of your choosing. In my case its /mnt/c for the C:\. I often cross the filesystem boundary. Going the othe
by nullify88 5y ago
WSL2 can automount the Windows host in to the folder of your choosing. In my case its /mnt/c for the C:\. I often cross the filesystem boundary.
Going the other way, WSL exposes a SMB share so you can browse the Linux filesystem. This would be via //wsl$