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Winure: WSL inurement tools

These are tools I use to use Windows primarily through WSL. A lot of them assume you have PowerShell somewhere in your PATH as "pwsh".

dos-var

Gets Windows environment variables from DOS.

env-share

A hacked-together utility for sending WSL variables back to Windows shells. The utility runs in WSL, and companion scripts run in Windows.

mkwin

A Linux utility to quickly make a bash script to run a Windows executable with certain parameters.

path-convert

A Linux utility to canonicalize and convert paths from Unix to DOS, which makes it easier to open programs like explorer from WSL. This solves hiccups from paths like missing support for symbolic links, mismatched path separators, inability to handle spaces in directory names, and resolves C-drive paths to their normal DOS form.

qdls

A feature-barren DOS clone of ls that hides Windows hidden files. Relies on dotnet-warp as a build dependency.


Scripts

  • dos.sh: Simple wrapper for executing Windows commands directly.
  • elevate.sh: Elevate WSL (-l) or Windows (-w) commands from WSL.
  • explorer.sh: Launch explorer from WSL.
  • pwsh.sh: Launch PowerShell Core.
  • terminal.sh: Launch Windows Terminal.
  • userprofile.sh: Get the Windows user profile directory (%USERPROFILE%).