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WSL

Linux on your Windows

Certain nodes task from dev, such as Contribute Ceremony or Contract Deployments, sometimes don't require a cloud server (VPS). Instead, installing a Linux distribution like Ubuntu on Windows can be sufficient.

We just need to run some command and create a PR (Pull Request) to team github.

In this Guide, I'll tell you how to Install Linux (Ubuntu distribution) on Windows using WSL (Windows Subsystem Linux).

Step 1 - Enable WSL

Open Windows Powershell Terminal.

Run Windows PowerShell as Administrator

Run the WSL installation command:

** It may ask you to choose a username and password.

After the installation complete, please restart your windows machine.

Step 2: Install Ubuntu

  1. Open Microsoft Store:

After restarting, open the Microsoft Store from the Start menu.

Microsoft Store
  1. Search for Ubuntu:

In the Store, type "Ubuntu" in the search bar. You’ll see various versions like Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, etc

  1. Select and Install:

Click on the version you want to install, then click the Get or Install button.

Step 3: Set Up Ubuntu

  1. Launch Ubuntu:

  • Once installed, you can launch it directly from the Microsoft Store or by searching for "Ubuntu" in the Start menu

  • The first time you launch Ubuntu, it will take a moment to set up. After that, you will be prompted to create a new user account and password

Step 4: Install and Update Packages (aka Drivers)

  1. Update and Upgrade default Packages

  1. Install more important packages

  1. Install Docker

Optional: To install more packages, please check this.

**this pages based on 0xmoei post.

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