Ubuntu for Windows 10

Ubuntu on Windows operating system allows users to use Ubuntu Terminal and run Ubuntu command line utilities like bash, ssh, git, apt as well as many other things.

The main interface of Ubuntu for computers

At Build 2017, Microsoft announced that three distributions of the Linux operating system, Ubuntu, SUSE, and Fedora, may debut in the Windows Store. Now Ubuntu has been released.

Ubuntu for Windows 10 on the Windows Store allows users to install and launch the Ubuntu command line interface on Windows operating systems alongside other applications.

To use the command line feature, users need to turn on or off Windows Operating System features (Turn Windows features on or off) and select 'Windows Subsystem for Linux', click OK, reboot, then use this application.

The above step can also be performed using the Administrator PowerShell command line interface: Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux .

After completing the above step, users just need to use the command "ubuntu" in cmd.exe or launch Ubuntu from the start menu.

The arrival of Ubuntu is part of Microsoft's recent push to reach Linux and the open source community more broadly.

Note : This version of Ubuntu is only for Fall Creators Update, meaning it has not been released publicly and users may have to wait until the end of this year. However, if you use a personal computer that is running the Fall Creators Update test through the Windows Insider Program, you can download and install Ubuntu from the Windows Store normally. . Download Ubuntu for your computer for free now.

Minimum system requirements for the computer

• Windows 10 operating system
• X64 architecture