It is also possible to start an SSH server in Bash-on-Linux-on-Windows and then connect to it, say from MinTTY like from Cygwin. I am very happy with this setup and use NeoVim + lots of native linux plugins even though my "for-work" machine must be Windows. I also installed compiz and I use the cbwin project to run windows programs from my xfce4-terminal shell. export DISPLAY="localhost:0"ĭo the fix from this reddit for dbus: sudo sed -i 's$.*$tcp:host=localhost,port=0$' /etc/dbus-1/nf
I found I needed to add these to my bashrc. I personally do the latter: use VcXsrv as my X server in multiple windows mode, then launch the xfce4-terminal (because gnome-terminal had visual issues that I didn't care to try to learn how to fix), and suddenly I have a competent terminal with font and color support.
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