How to install the Linux Terminal on Windows 10
A while back, Microsoft made an exciting partnership with Canonical (the company behind Ubuntu) in order to bring the Linux terminal (bash shell) to Windows 10. Today I show you how to get this cool feature on your PC! UPDATE: If you're on a version of Windows 10 after the Fall Creators Update, you no longer have to enable Developer Mode in the Settings app to enable "Windows Subsystem for Linux" the Windows Features window. After doing that, just open the Windows Store, search for Ubuntu and install it and you're all set :). Music: Royalty Free Jazz Loops - Pascals Plate (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PWNQNk76qE)
YouTube https://youtu.be/Ts3Je2jeK0c
A while back, Microsoft made an exciting partnership with Canonical (the company behind Ubuntu) in order to bring the Linux terminal (bash shell) to Windows 10. Today I show you how to get this cool feature on your PC! UPDATE: If you're on a version of Windows 10 after the Fall Creators Update, you no longer have to enable Developer Mode in the Settings app to enable "Windows Subsystem for Linux" the Windows Features window. After doing that, just open the Windows Store, search for Ubuntu and install it and you're all set :). Music: Royalty Free Jazz Loops - Pascals Plate (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PWNQNk76qE)
YouTube https://youtu.be/Ts3Je2jeK0c
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