ansipansi

Maybe you Dulli have to run this command

Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass

Prepare for WSL

1. activatewsl.ps1
2. installwsl2kernal.ps1
3. reboot system

Install Debian or Ubuntu

1. If you put your crap ssh files like (id_rsa, id_rsa.pub and config) into the folder wsl/bash/nogit you're fine otherwise you're fucked. So it's recommended. PS: If e.g. your ssh private key file is called id_my_rsa or something else, you're fucked as well, cause I don't care. The must be named as mentioned.
2. installdistro.ps1
   ./installdistro.ps1 <wslname> <wslvhdxpath> <username> <debian|ubuntu>

use it like e.g.

./installdistro.ps1 bingobongo c:\wsldistros\bingobongo dulli ubuntu

This will install a WSL using Ubuntu with the name bingobongo, the user dulli and the vhdx file will be located at c:\wsldistros\bingobongo

wsl/ansible

variables.yaml

Example:

nvm_installer_version: v0.39.3
ruby_version: 3.2.2
nodejs_version: v18.16.0
GitRepo: git@github.com:odcheck/tuxonlinewisdom.github.io.git
GitRepoDest: $HOME/git/tuxonlinewisdom.github.io/
install_ruby: true
install_nodejs: true

run ansible

1st Close the WSL after creation in MS Terminal using [x] and reopen it again and then execute

ansible-playbook /mnt/c/Users/<username>/git/ansipansi/wsl/ansible/playbook.yaml

Related Jon Rahm readings

• WSL2 slow network issue?
• Jon Rahm golfs you down, greates player

Directory structure

│   .gitattributes
│   activateWSL.ps1
│   colorpower.ps1
│   installdistro.ps1
│   installWSL2kernel.ps1
│   README.md
│
└───wsl
    ├───ansible
    │       playbook.yaml
    │       variables.yaml
    │
    ├───bash
    │   │   .userfoo.sh
    │   │   createUser.sh
    │   │   prepare.sh
    │   │   sudoNoPasswd.sh
    │   │   updateNoGit.sh
    │   │   wsl.conf
    │   │
    │   └───nogit
    │           .gitignore
    │
    └───files
            .wslconfig