Open gtirloni opened 2 years ago
Hello @gtirloni,
To confirm, are you launching Fedora Remix using the SystemD option?
Regards, Carlos
To confirm, are you launching Fedora Remix using the SystemD option?
Yes, that's right. I'm using the systemd option.
Good, I could reproduce it.
Thank you for reporting
Btw @gtirloni how is the systemd feature going? We haven't received any feedback from anyone about it
I love the systemd feature (it's my default now), thanks for having that. It's what actually made me use WSL for the last few days... I can finally have a Linux environment that is 99% like my Fedora dual-boot :-)
@gtirloni thanks for the feedback, happy that is working for you 💯
Could this be an issue in start-systemd
? I've added set -x
to see what it's doing when this happens and will report back (one issue seems to be upgrade.sh
reverts my changes to that file).
Yes it is. We haven't had time to fix it. But it is in our priority list
Describe the bug Sometimes, when exiting (either Ctrl-D or
exit
) from a terminal, it starts some process and goes back to the shell.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
exit
Expected behavior The shell exits.
Screenshots
Additional context Sometimes if this process is running and I exit another shell in the same way (e.g. a different panel in Windows Terminal), it also starts in the other panel.
Basic Troubleshooting Checklist
[x] I have searched Google for the error message. [x]I have checked official WSL troubleshooting documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/troubleshooting#confirm-wsl-is-enabled. [x] I have searched the official Microsoft WSL issues page: https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues. [x] I have searched the WLinux issues page: https://github.com/WhitewaterFoundry/WLinux/issues. [x] I have reset WLinux: Settings->Apps->Apps & features->WLinux->Advanced Options->Reset. [x] I have disabled and re-enabled WSL in Windows Features. [x] I have run Windows 10 updates and restarted.
WLinux Version
Find: Settings->Apps->Apps & features->WLinux->Advanced Options->Version.
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Windows Build
Run 'systeminfo | findstr /C:"OS"' in Command Prompt and insert here:
For help on retrieving: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/troubleshooting#check-your-build-number