Here we can see “Install Bash on Windows 10 Insider Preview (14316)”
Bash has been released to the general public on the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14316, and it’s just being installed on my VM. This update brings plenty of new features to Windows 10, especially the Bash that has become a significant buzz among professionals eager to try it out. To put in this update and make use of the Bash, follow the steps below. It’ll further be pushed to Windows 10’s with the much speculated anniversary update.
Click the beginning Menu located on the lower-left corner and choose Settings. Next, attend the Update & Security tab, choose For Developers, and check the Developer Mode.
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Next, hold the Windows Key and Press R. Type appwiz.cpl and click on OK. Next, choose to Turn Windows Features on or far away from the left pane. Next, scroll right down to rock bottom and place a check on Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta). If you don’t see “Windows Subsystem for Linux”, then you’re either not running the 14316 builds, or you’re not on 64-bit versions of Windows. Unfortunately, the Windows Subsystem for Linux is merely available on the 64-bit versions.
Once done, reboot your system. After it’s been rebooted, Hold the Windows Key and Press X. Choose prompt (Admin) and sort PowerShell in it. Once the PowerShell prompt appears, type bash and hit the return.
Accept the license by keying in y and press the enter key again. Powershell will begin downloading Bash from the Windows Store. Once it’s finished downloading, it’ll take you to the bash prompt as (root).
You can also access Bash by clicking the beginning Menu (button) and tap/click Bash on Ubuntu on Windows.
Following are the problems I experienced with my little use of the bash shell on windows.
1) it had been slow.
2) It had DNS issues that prevented the shell from resolving names. It didn’t even answer the IP address.
3) apt-get didn’t work.
After updating resolve.conf. the apt-get started working.
To update resolve.conf do;
cd /etc
nano resolv.conf
Add the subsequent two lines to the conf file.
nameserver 8.8.8.8
nameserver 8.8.4.4
Hit the CTRL + X key and choose Y to save lots of the resolve.conf file.
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