WSL distros can now run Linux commands on startup in Windows 10

Windows Insiders who install the latest build of Windows 10 are being treated to a powerful new option in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) -- the ability to run Linux commands when a distro starts up. The new feature can be used to run things such as environment configuration scripts and more. This is an extremely versatile option that will be welcomed by power users, as well as anyone interested in taking their usage of Windows Subsystem for Linux to the next level. See also: Microsoft releases Windows 10 Build 21276 with news and interests on the taskbar Windows 10… [Continue Reading]