While following the system set up in my Windows 11 pro machine I found the step of adding wsl2 was needed. So I decided to add it here.
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While following the system set up in my Windows 11 pro machine I found the step of adding wsl2 was needed. So I decided to add it here.
Code Quality
English
Styling / HTML / Accessibility / UX
Organization and Communication
Closes #xxx