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WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell").run('bash.exe -l -c "DISPLAY=:0.0 xfce4-terminal"', 0, false) Here's that same script, but a JScript version.

I then pinned that to my taskbar and it's almost seemless.ĮDIT: The answer with VBScript is brilliant. I did this in C# - basically use arguments "UseShellExecute" false and "CreateNoWindow" true. PS: to make launching xfce4-terminal painless and without the extra bash cmd window, I wrote a program that does nothing but start the bash process with arguments to start xfce4-terminal without a console window. It is also possible to start an SSH server in Bash-on-Linux-on-Windows and then connect to it, say from MinTTY like from Cygwin. I am very happy with this setup and use NeoVim + lots of native linux plugins even though my "for-work" machine must be Windows. I also installed compiz and I use the cbwin project to run windows programs from my xfce4-terminal shell. export DISPLAY="localhost:0"ĭo the fix from this reddit for dbus: sudo sed -i 's$.*$tcp:host=localhost,port=0$' /etc/dbus-1/nf

I found I needed to add these to my bashrc. Will try Wezterm and alacritty in future but for now Kitty is meeting all my requirements.I personally do the latter: use VcXsrv as my X server in multiple windows mode, then launch the xfce4-terminal (because gnome-terminal had visual issues that I didn't care to try to learn how to fix), and suddenly I have a competent terminal with font and color support. To solve small icons/glyphs I had to specify a non-mono font for my symbols. So I am wondering what terminal emulator are neovim users using on Linux/Ubuntu?Įdit/Update Thank you everyone for your input, I ended up solving both of my issues by using Kitty (amazingly simple to install). The icons of NerdFont are small and I'm finding it really annoying (I have opened a ticket ) << there are screenshots of both what I have on Mac vs Ubuntu. however on Ubuntu I'm using default terminal (gnome terminal) but there are two issues with it Currently I'm using Iterm2 on Macbook and I'm more than happy with it.