Is it possible to call linux binaries to WSL from windows?

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m1k0lay2019-12-13 08:15:48

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m1k0lay, 2019-12-13 08:15:48

Is it possible to call linux binaries to WSL from windows?

Windows applications can be run from WSL (the contents of windows PATH are available to the linux system via WSL). Is it possible to do this in reverse (without typing wsl each time before the command)? That is, make linux binaries available, i.e., through an environment variable. Let's say we use the python installed in the WSL distribution from windows. There is WSLENV , but it seems to be designed for other purposes... Or is this only going to be implemented in WSL2?

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