- Download Install_Wsl_easyGitian.ps1 from github
- Right click that script to Run With Powershell to turn WSL on, reboot required
- Right click to run that same script again when machine comes back up to install Ubuntu
- When ubuntu is installed, make a new user as instructed
- username doesn't matter, need not be Windows username
- Exit Ubuntu with CTRL-d or
exit
- Right click on the script on more time to Run with Powershell, and your new Ubuntu WSL will appear
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If you setup WSL Ubuntu with
Install_WSL_EasyGitian.ps1
script, in your home directory in ubuntu should be a copy ofInstall_EasyGitian.sh
If you already have WSL, you should be able to run
wget -O "${HOME}/Install_EasyGitian.sh" https://raw.githubusercontent/mazaclub/easygitianbuilder/Install_EasyGitian.sh
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Run that to get EasyGitian setup and ready to install everything you need
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In your home directory now should be
EasyGitian.env
get started by runningsource ./EasyGitian.env
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Now in the easygitianbuilder directory you can run
./EasyGitian
EasyGitian needs to install - vagrant for ubuntu - vagrant.exe for Windows - VirtualBox for Windows EasyGitian will download, check gpg signatures and shasums, and install them for you The Windows installations expect you to click through the installs. -
Once those are installed, EasyGitian needs to reboot your machine one more time
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Open Ubuntu again when your machine comes back online
- click the above powershell script OR
- click the start menu and enter C:\WSLDistros\Ubuntu\ubuntu.exe