We are going to use ubuntu bash on windows
Settings -> Update & security -> For developers, and activate "Developer mode"
Turn Windows Features on or off
& C:\Windows\System32\OptionalFeatures.exe
Activate "Windows Subsystem for Linux"
Wait for the download
Try to open the "Windows PowerShell(Admin)" and type "bash" if don't work, download "Ubuntu" from "Microsoft Store". Wait for the dowload, and open the "Windows PowerShell(Admin)" and type "bash"; (if don't work restart computer...)
Download 42 Put 42 folder in C:
or open a terminal:
& bash
& sudo apt install git
& git clone https://github.com/Eloypripan/42.git
& sudo apt update
& exit
& exit
Instal Xming on windows
(Restart computer)
Open terminal
& bash
& sudo apt update
& sudo apt-get install vim-gtk
& sudo apt install gcc
& DISPLAY=:1 gvim #check that opens a xming display window
& sudo apt-cache search glut
& sudo apt-get install freeglut3-dev
& cd 42 #use the route where 42 folder is install
& make
& DISPLAY=:1 ./42 #execute the 42
How to Run Graphical Linux Desktop Applications from Windows 10’s Bash Shell
Eloy Pieto Panadero
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