bashrc is only loaded for interactive shellsĬ:\Windows\System32\wsl.exe -u - bash -lc 'nohup ~/eclipse/eclipse' ^& sleep 1 Add the following lines to ~/.profile on WSL2 Ubuntu (create file if it doesn't yet exist):Įxport DISPLAY=$(awk '/nameserver / ' /etc/nf 2>/dev/null):0.Windows: Eclipse shortcut using direct XServer connection: Double-click the shortcut if all is well you should see the Eclipse UI after a couple of seconds.Create a new shortcut that runs the following command:Ĭ:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c "C:\\plink-silent.cmd -batch -X -i ~/eclipse/eclipse".Copy silent.vbs and plink-silent.cmd (see attached files) to the directory where PLink.exe is installed.Manually try starting Eclipse from Windows by running the following command:.Windows: Eclipse shortcut using SSH X11 tunnel: Download and unpack Eclipse for Linux to ~/eclipse.WSL2 Ubuntu: Install Eclipse & prerequisites: Launch config.xlaunch to start the X Server manually for now.Copy config.xlaunch as shown below to the Startup folder (Win+R: shell:startup).X display location: 127.0.0.1:0.0 (this should match whatever DISPLAY value is shown in VcXsrv logs).Enable X11 forwarding (if you want to start X11 programs).Port: 22 (or whatever OpenSSH port you configured on WSL2 Ubuntu).Windows: Create putty profile to connect to WSL2 Ubuntu: Add the SSH public key to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on WSL2 Ubuntu.Save private key to ppk file this will used later when connecting to WSL2 Ubuntu using Putty or PLink.Generate new key pair, or convert existing key pair.Windows: Configure SSH public key authentication using PuttyGen: Windows: Create scheduled task that runs on user logon, running C:\Windows\System32\bash.exe with arguments /home//bin/startup.sh.
WSL2 Ubuntu: mkdir -p ~/bin echo "sudo service ssh start" > ~/bin/startup.sh.Putty, Plink & PuttyGen installed on WindowsĮdit /etc/ssh/sshd_config: X11Forwarding yes.
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