https://dogukan.dev/pardus-wsl-kurulumu.html
Pardus on WSL (Windows 10 FCU or later) based on DistroLauncher
- Windows 10 1709 Fall Creators Update 64bit or later.
- Windows Subsystem for Linux feature is enabled.
- Update for Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 is required.
1. Download installer files
Please select a folder that has full access permission. For example 'Program Files' can not be used.
Exe filename is using to the instance name to register. If you rename it you can register with a different name and have multiple installs.
You can upgrade it with wsl --set-version Pardus 2 command.
Usage :
<no args>
- Open a new shell with your default settings.
run <command line>
- Run the given command line in that distro. Inherit current directory.
runp <command line (includes windows path)>
- Run the path translated command line in that distro.
config [setting [value]]
- `--default-user <user>`: Set the default user for this distro to <user>
- `--default-uid <uid>`: Set the default user uid for this distro to <uid>
- `--append-path <on|off>`: Switch of Append Windows PATH to $PATH
- `--mount-drive <on|off>`: Switch of Mount drives
- `--default-term <default|wt|flute>`: Set default terminal window
get [setting]
- `--default-uid`: Get the default user uid in this distro
- `--append-path`: Get on/off status of Append Windows PATH to $PATH
- `--mount-drive`: Get on/off status of Mount drives
- `--wsl-version`: Get WSL Version 1/2 for this distro
- `--default-term`: Get Default Terminal for this distro launcher
- `--lxguid`: Get WSL GUID key for this distro
backup [contents]
- `--tar`: Output backup.tar to the current directory
- `--reg`: Output settings registry file to the current directory
clean
- Uninstall the distro.
help
- Print this usage message.
Open /etc/default/locale with sudo Change contents with this lines:
LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8"
LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"
LANG="en_US.UTF-8"
and use this command:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
then restart WSL with:
wsl.exe --shutdown
DamionGans created a WSL2 systemd daemon activator. Use on clean installs, i didn't tried on used systems. https://github.com/DamionGans/ubuntu-wsl2-systemd-script
Just clone the folder and run the script as sudo with --force argument.