ls /mnt/c Oh, hey, there's the C drive in WSL! ;) ln -s /mnt/c/Users/Somejerk/Documents ~/documents Oh, man, a shared documents folder! Granted, access to t

ls /mnt/c Oh, hey, there's the C drive in WSL! ;) ln -s /mnt/c/Users/Somejerk/Documents ~/documents Oh, man, a shared documents folder! Granted, access to those files is slow as dirt because of the Plan9 filesystem, and there are some weird bugs where a process sometimes loses access to $cwd if it's not a native wsl filesystem (also a Plan9 bug reported to MS over a year ago). But it's tolerable when interoperability is necessary. It also facilitates using the same filesystem under multiple WSL instances.