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Maybe we don't need to distribute the certificate file separately because the certificate is already included in the appx file. in the "Digital Signatures" tab in the properties of the appx file.

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I have been using pass to store my passwords, but on wsl when I use the pass show XYZ I get gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

I have tried changing the perms, onwerships but nothing works, and I think this is an inherit drawback of wsl, I may be wrong.

I to be sure, tried using this on a native linux machine and it worked.

I even created a new gpg key and used it to encrypt and decrypt a message, but I got the same error.

Earlier this week I set up Arch WSL on my system at the office, all was well. Today I decided I might as well run it on my laptop too, except running sudo pacman -S base-devel was enough to leave the system in a broken and unusable state. I reinstalled in another directory and redid the initial setup, ensuring a sudo pacman -Syu before installing base-devel, received an update for glibc, and all was well.
I'm not entirely sure what goes wrong, maybe something in the base-devel dependency chain is causing Arch WSL to lose track of its glibc version? I do notice an updated glibc (2.36-3) being pulled in with the sys update, and sudo was complaining about needing anything >= 2.34 after the failed attempt.

Anyways, small mistake that requires redoing more manual effort than I'd care for repeating

Hello,
While copying the commands for installing the archlinuxcn repository, the process failed because the /etc/pacman.conf repo doesn't end with \n and the $arch part was interpreted by bash. The command which should be run is:

echo -e '\n[archlinuxcn]
Server = https://repo.archlinuxcn.org/$arch' >> /etc/pacman.conf
sudo pacman -Syy && sudo pacman -S archlinuxcn-keyring && sudo pacman -S glibc-linux4

Thank you very much for maintaining this project and best regards!

Hi.

I'm trying to set keymap in archlinux.

Ive tried to two approaches

1. echo "keymap=us" >> /etc/vconsole.conf + echo "source /etc/vconsole.conf > ~/.bashrc
2. change LANG and LANGUAGE in /etc/locale.conf to en_us.UTF-8.

either way do not work.

So is there a way to set keymap in archWSL

Greetings from Denmark
Dan Olesen

Which means WSL1 users might have to compile their own glibc-linux4 from aur

ref: archlinuxcn/repo#3237

Microsoft announced that there's now systemd support for WSL2. There are a few instructions in the manual on how to install alternatives. You could still include those, but it's not strictly required any more.

See also this blogpost: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/systemd-support-is-now-available-in-wsl/