Create the alias to launch pycharm from the WSL.In order to enable interactive coding you should also have python installed in Windows. Download Jetbrains Toolbox to install P圜harm.Note: you can only use and invoke P圜harm for the files in the Windows filesystem (also accessible form the WSL at /mnt/c/Users/). & to open your python projects from WSL command line. Go into the WSL and add an alias for Atom in your bashrc file: - Open your bash configuration: vim ~/.bashrc - Add to the end of the file and save/exit: alias atom=”/mnt/c/Windows/System32/cmd.exe /c 'atom'" - Update your bash profile: source ~/.bashrc.Run the following: win+rand type in SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe - Open: Environment Variables - Add your Atom path: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\atom\bin Add Atom to the windows environment variables.
Download Atom from the official website in Windows.Note: you can only use and invoke Atom for the files in the Windows filesystem (also accessible form the WSL at /mnt/c/Users/). Any other software might follow a similar pattern. I’ll show the procedure for installing Atom (editor), P圜harm (IDE) and Jupyter (notebook-based) and how to use them from WSL. Furthermore, if you plan to do data science or machine learning the jupyter-notebooks might come handy.
Nonetheless, using an editor or IDE can speed-up the development cycle when working on big projects. Hard-core developers might use vim ( sudo apt install vim) to create python scripts. To install python run the following at the WSL: sudo apt update & upgrade sudo apt install python3 python3-pip ipython3 Python Dev on the WSLįrom now on, I’ll be using the Ubuntu 16.04 flavor of the WSL. You might want to consider adding export WINHOME="/mnt/c/Users/" in your bash profile to facilitate access. You can access your windows files at /mnt/c/Users/ from the WSL. Nonetheless, as a workaround, you can modify windows files and invoke windows applications from Linux (WSL). Even though the WSL has accomplish an incredible achievement by integrating a Linux subsystem into Windows, you still can’t modify Linux (WSL) files using Windows tools as explained in this post.
It is well known that Windows and Linux filesystems can be incompatible. However, it’s worth mentioning for the user-base dependent on GUIs. I wanted to assume that most Linux user wont see this as a restriction. The catch this feature only works in Windows 10. You can install the most common Linux distributions easily by following the official documentation. This enhances the Windows experience significantly. The new introduction of the Windows subsystem for Linux allows developers to have full access to a Linux distribution within Windows and without the overhead of a virtual-box. Python setup on the Windows subsystem for Linux (WSL)
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