I thought I’d share how I got this to work for those of you who have to use a Windows computer but would like to use a linux terminal from within your code editor… I also tried this in Visual Studio Code and it worked so it should work in other code editors as well…
Bash on Ubuntu on Windows on Atom…
Within Atom I used the platformio-ide-terminal package and within the packages settings I added the following to the Shell Override field…
C:\\WINDOWS\\sysnative\\bash.exe
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This is a great tip. Thanks Johnny! I’m 100% going to be doing this!
Bash on Windows. Who’d have thunk it?!
For Visual Studio Code, the setting to change is: “terminal.integrated.shell.windows”
Change its value to: “C:\WINDOWS\sysnative\bash.exe”
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Thanks jocharles57. Just make sure you use double backslashes though.
"C:\\Windows\\sysnative\\bash.exe"
Are you using Windows Subsystem Linux?
I set the Shell Override to:
C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\bash.exe
for it to work with Git Bash.
Using Win10, having used the Git installer for Git 2.16.2-64-bit and Atom 1.25.0
Such a nice and useful tips…Thank you Johnny!