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--- people:joby_elliott [2017/11/01 22:15] – updates regarding WSL jelliott
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+  * {{:people:joby_elliott:scaleless_pathfinding_with_robust-first_minimum_spanning_trees.pdf|Scaleless pathfinding with robust-first minimum spanning trees}}
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 Then you can install Xming in Windows, set DISPLAY=:0 in both your .profile and .bashrc, and even GUI programs will work. You could probably even build xlaunch files to make shortcuts in Windows that launch Ubuntu apps through Xming. I've never tried though.
-WSL will mount your Windows files in /mnt, organized by drive letter. One annoying thing is that it will only mount physical drives that are NTFS.
+WSL will mount your Windows files in /mnt, organized by drive letter. If you want to mount network drives or other sorts, you have to add them to fstab yourself, like:
+<file>
+//server/share \mnt\xyz drvfs defaults 0 0
+</file>
+One handy thing is that since Windows is handling the underlying requests, it lets you mount things Windows knows the credentials for without having to duplicate the credentials in Ubuntu.