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  1. Brink
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    swarfega said:
    I think this needs updating Shawn to include instructions for converting to WSL 2 and mentioning the kernel updates.
    Hello Nick,

    Agreed, but I think I will create a separate tutorial for updating to WSL 2 instead.

    UPDATE: new tutorial

    How to Update from WSL to WSL 2 in Windows 10
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    Install WSL with single command available in Windows 10 v2004 and higher
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