How to call Linux commands through WSL in Windows command line? : <p>I would like to use <code>ls</code>, and many other Linux tools, from the command line on Windows 10. I know that there is GnuWin32 and other binary replacements, but none of those works as elegantly as the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL); including the update mechanisms.</p>

<p>With WSL, one can call <code>ls ...</code> from the command line via <code>bash -c "ls ..."</code>, which works great. Ideally, however, I would just type <code>ls</code> on the command line. I can create an <code>ls.bat</code> which basically does <code>@bash -c "ls %*"</code> - but I would have to do that for every single command I want to export. Is there a more direct way of exporting <code>ls</code> (and many others) to the command line?</p>
