wsl-terminal

A terminal emulator for Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), includes mintty, wslbridge, cbwin, and some other useful tools.

Screenshot

More screenshots.

Usage

Download here.
Run open-wsl.exe to open a WSL terminal in current directory (need to be on a local NTFS volume, more details).
Run tools/add-open-wsl-here-menu.js to add a Open WSL Here context menu to explorer.exe (run tools/remove-open-wsl-here-menu.js to remove it). If you are using Total Commander, read Use wsl-terminal with Total Commander.
run-wsl-file.exe can run any .sh (and any others like .py/.pl/.php) script files in wsl-terminal, support Open With context menu in explorer.exe.
vim.exe can open any text files in vim (in wsl-terminal), support Open With context menu in explorer.exe. vim.exe can be renamed to emacs.exe/nvim.exe/nano.exe/... to open files in emacs/nvim/nano/....

Configuration files

etc/wsl-terminal.conf is wsl-terminal config file.

[config]
title="        "
shell=bash
use_cbwin=0
use_tmux=0

usr/share/mintty/themes/ are theme files, use themes.

etc/minttyrc is mintty config file, mintty tips.

Keyboard shortcuts

Alt + Enter: Fullscreen

Alt + F2: New window

Alt + F3: Search text

Ctrl + [Shift] + Tab: Switch window

Ctrl + =+/-/0: Zoom

Ctrl + Click: Open URL or dir/file under the cursor

Params

open-wsl.exe
    -a: activate an existing wsl-terminal window, if use_tmux=1, attach the running tmux session.
    -l: ignores current path and starts terminal in your home directory (doesn't work with tmux).

mintty params.

wslbridge params.