However, the shell for WSL2 runs in a window that grabs things, such as ^V.
So, ssh from WSL2 (to AWS for example) is awkward. For exampl, Emacs on the AWS box is almost unusable.
https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
winget install --id Microsoft.WindowsTerminal -e
And if it works, I'll wonder why microsoft doesn't make the ubuntu button use terminal.
However, the shell for WSL2 runs in a window that grabs things, such as ^V.
So, ssh from WSL2 (to AWS for example) is awkward. For exampl, Emacs on the AWS box is almost unusable.