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In Windows Terminal settings when the Command line setting it set to: %ProgramFiles%\WindowsApps\WhitewaterFoundryLtd.Co.16571368D6CFF_22.3.2.0_x64__kd1vv0z0vy70w\DistroLauncher\pengwin.exe the explorer.exe right-click context menu item to "Open in Terminal" doesn't work, as "does not respect the starting directory".
To get around this I have changed Command line: to wsl -d WLinux and Starting directory to ~.
Apparently this problem also occurs in WSL Ubuntu.
Ah, this is the same root cause as the Ubuntu startingDirectory bug. Pengwin has included a JSON file that overrides the commandline to point to pengwin.exe, but pengwin.exe does not respect the starting directory. Any executable that ignores its working directory will exhibit this behavior.
In Windows Terminal settings when the
Command line
setting it set to:%ProgramFiles%\WindowsApps\WhitewaterFoundryLtd.Co.16571368D6CFF_22.3.2.0_x64__kd1vv0z0vy70w\DistroLauncher\pengwin.exe
the explorer.exe right-click context menu item to "Open in Terminal" doesn't work, as "does not respect the starting directory".To get around this I have changed
Command line:
towsl -d WLinux
andStarting directory
to~
.Apparently this problem also occurs in WSL Ubuntu.
microsoft/terminal#13952
I don't yet know if there are any problems caused by this workaround. I'll report them here if I find any.
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