Easier access to Linux files
The ability to access Linux files in Windows has been available since Windows 1903 by running virtual Linux systems through WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). But in Windows 10 build 19603, you’re able to reach the file system in your Linux system directly from the File Explorer.
When having WSL installed, you’ll see the Linux logo on the left-hand side in the File Explorer giving you access to the Linux root file system without having to run the Linux system.
Windows 10 Build 19603
In the new preview Build 19603, Microsoft also included User cleanup recommendations. The feature will gather unused files and apps in the storage settings making it easier for users to clean their devices.
To see what else Microsoft announced, see their complete blog post here.
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