Step 5: Inside the folder double click to open the LocalState-> rootfs. All the files and folders of Ubuntu Linux environment will show there. In the same way for other Linux environments, it will start with their names. Step 4: Inside the AppData open the Local-> Packages-> ConicalGroupLimited folder for Ubuntu. After that, open the AppData folder which is basically a hidden folder. Step 4: Double click on your Windows username to open it (mine is Raj). Inside the Local Disk C: of the Windows, there is a folder – Users, click on that. Step 3: Access the ubuntu subsystem files from windows 10 To do this click on the File option given in the menu of Windows Explorer.įrom Folder options window click on the View tab and then under the Hidden files and folders select the Show hidden files, folders and drives. Helpful related article: How to enable the Windows subsystem for Linux environment featureīy Default all crucial or core data files and folders in Windows are hidden and we need to unhide them manually. This is the reason, why Microsoft has stored them in a hidden folder to make sure, the user couldn’t doctor them without knowing actually what he/she is doing? Note: Until and unless you don’t know what are doing, please refrain yourself from modifying the files of your Linux subsystem manually. Plus, is this possible to access the Windows files and drives such as C, D, E… directly from the Ubuntu Linux Subsystem? In this article, we will give answers to these questions…
I mean if you want to just access the windows files from the Linux subsystem manually, how would you do that.
Now after the installation of the Linux environments the thing which comes in mind is that after installing the Linux environment, for example, Ubuntu where its files get saved by the Windows system. Just go to the store and click on the Linux environment app and installed it on the system automatically.
Here, what we get is a pre-build headless Linux app available on Microsoft Windows 10 App store. However, we cannot install the Distros ISOs as we do on VirtualBox or any other virtualization software. The WSL on Windows 10/8 gives us an ability to run a different native command on Linux command-line tools or Bash environment just like a headless server running on some VirtualMachine. The Windows 10 or 8 users including the latest Windows servers users can activate this feature from the control panel Turn and off windows feature option.
To give native compatibility for Linux operating systems such as Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSuse, Kali, and more… Microsoft has added a layer or feature which is known as Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
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