Open WSL Manager, navigate to the installation tab, then select the desired distribution and click 'Install' to set up your WSL environment easily.

Yes, WSL Manager supports managing multiple distributions; you can start, stop, and label each via the main interface for easy organization.

Click on 'Quick Actions' in WSL Manager, create scripts, and assign them to run on specific instances for quick execution.

Use the provided buttons in WSL Manager to launch VSCode, Windows Terminal, or Explorer directly inside your selected WSL environment.

Yes, navigate to the settings for your WSL instance to set custom start commands and default users via the GUI options.

Select your instance in WSL Manager, then enable sharing features through the network sharing menu in the app.

Yes, use the 'Create new image' feature, set your preferred username, and configure settings before export.

Yes, WSL Manager supports custom rootfs distributions, allowing you to add distributions beyond the default list.

WSL Manager is free to download; check in Settings > Subscription for any premium features or updates if available.

Try restarting your computer, updating WSL components, or reinstalling WSL Manager. Check logs for specific errors and contact support if needed.