Enable 'Windows Subsystem for Linux' in Windows features, then search 'Ubuntu' in Microsoft Store and click 'Install'. Launch using 'ubuntu' command or Windows Terminal.

Run 'sudo do-release-upgrade' in the Ubuntu terminal to upgrade to the latest released LTS version once available.

Open Ubuntu from Start Menu or Windows Terminal, then use commands like 'bash', 'ssh', 'git', 'apt', 'npm', 'pip' for development.

Use tools like Docker, npm, and pip within Ubuntu to build and test cross-platform apps, leveraging WSL's integrated environment.

Ensure NVIDIA GPU drivers and CUDA toolkit are installed, then enable GPU acceleration in WSL for AI and ML workloads.

Install Docker in Ubuntu, then use Docker commands directly in the terminal to manage containers with improved performance.

Yes, you can set up web servers, databases, and development tools within Ubuntu for efficient web development on Windows.

Ubuntu WSL is free to install and use; Canonical offers paid support and enterprise options. Visit their website for detailed plans.

Yes, you can upgrade using 'sudo do-release-upgrade' and backup settings or files before migrating to a new version.

Check Windows features are enabled, update WSL, or reinstall Ubuntu from the Microsoft Store to resolve startup issues.