When I use zsh, I prefer to install OhMyZSH. sudo apt install zsh # installs zshĬhsh -s $(which zsh) # makes zsh your default shell on startup 5.2 Installing OhMyZSH These are my preferences run with whatever shell you prefer. These are optional tools to make the interface easier to use. Open the Ubuntu Terminal and test that you have access to docker by running: docker container list -a 5.1 Installing ZSH Memory=1GB # Make sure you have enough memory If docker refuses to start, shutdown docker and open the windows terminal. Restart docker to make sure these settings have been applied. Then under “Resources > WSL Integration” make sure Ubuntu-20.02 is checked off for Enable integration with additional distros. Under “General” make sure “Use the WSL 2 based engine” is checked Open docker for desktop and go to the application settings. # To set v2 as the default version for future installations, run: # To upgrade your existing Linux distro to v2, run:

In the windows terminal run: # To check the WSL mode, run: The following instructions are based on Docker Desktop WSL 2 backend documentation. You can download the Docker Desktop application from Docker website: These instructions are based on Ubuntu 20.04. Open the windows store and install the Ubuntu application. Everything else is specific to our use case. If you just need to get Ubuntu running on Windows you only need to follow down to step 4. In the past I’ve always set this project up on macOS, but Windows has its own challenges. This document was written to help a co-worker set up our wp-foundation-six project setup on Windows.

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