The Ubuntu files themselves are located under the rootfs folder. This folder holds the expected Ubuntu operating system folder and files that will look familiar to you. After you install Ubuntu on Windows you should be able to directly access your Windows file system from Ubuntu under mount.
Your Linux file system is stored in a hidden folder which you’ll find stored in a hidden folder. To access it, open File Explorer and plug the following address into the address bar: In this folder, double-click the folder for Ubuntu. The folder name will be beginning with.
You may be thinking “Where do I find Ubuntu files in AppData?”
My answer is any of the Linux distributions that you install via the subsystem will also appear under App. Data with the distro name in the folder. The Ubuntu files themselves are located under the rootfs folder. This folder holds the expected Ubuntu operating system folder and files that will look familiar to you.
Your Ubuntu user account’s home folder is stored at: The Ubuntu Bash shell environment makes your full Windows system drive available so you can work with the same files in both environments. However, the Bash environment doesn’t just dump you in your C:\ drive.
How do I access the Ubuntu folder in Windows 10?
To access it, open File Explorer and plug the following address into the address bar: In this folder, double-click the folder for Ubuntu. The folder name will be beginning with Canonical, group, and limited.
Another common query is “How to import files from Ubuntu to Windows?”.
After you install Ubuntu on Windows you should be able to directly access your Windows file system from Ubuntu under mount. You can create symlinks from Ubuntu folders to Windows ones to enable you to store any documents your working on in Windows.
What is the Ubuntu Mount folder for?
This folder holds the expected Ubuntu operating system folder and files that will look familiar to you. After you install Ubuntu on Windows you should be able to directly access your Windows file system from Ubuntu under mount.