
STEP 5 - Edit our fancy exe to have its own icon THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STEP: on "Install Program" type cmd /c youtbatfilename.batīrowse and type your executable final name, AND check the option "Hide File Extracting Progress Animation from the User"Ĭhoose or not to save SED file, its a configuration file if you don't want to repeat the whole process again in case you did type something wrong. Type some cool title like "cool-retro-term".

Extract files and run an installation command.Create new Self Extraction Directive file.This will pop a wizard to configure our executable. Press windows key > type " iexpress" > right click and " run as administrator" we are going to use this tool to execute our bat file every time we click on it. What I did found is, there is a windows application called iexpress that lets you package scripts, unpackage, run install scripts, etc. Now this launches xming silently and runs the terminal but still opens a console on the background. Start /B " " "C:\Windows\System32\bash.exe " -c "sh /home/h3r/scripts/crt.sh " Press windows key > type "Power Shell" > right click > click on "Run as Administrator" Press windows key > type "Windows update and settings" > hit EnterĬlick on "For Developers" tab on the left panel The first thing you should do is enabling developer mode. STEP 1 - Enable Linux Subsystem WLS on Windows 10

Fingers crossed!Ģ- clone and compile cool-retro-term git sourceĤ- package all execution under a custom made exe file using windows internal toolsĥ- edit our fancy exe to have its own icon Personally I installed it on a windows 10 pro version. I liked the idea to make a full guide from start to end so all of you could also enjoy playing with cool-retro-term on windows 10. First of all, this document is just a recompilation of different resources that already existed on the web previously that I personally tested some ones did work and other not.
