This article explains how to run Linux executable on Windows. It explains how to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to run Linux executables in Windows. It gives instructions on how to install the Linux package manager, and how to use it to install and run Linux executables. It also covers how to run Linux executables directly from the Windows command prompt using the bash command. Finally, it explains how to use the Windows Subsystem for Linux to access Linux files from Windows. In conclusion, this article provides a comprehensive guide on how to run Linux executable on Windows.
This article discusses the steps to change a printer from color printing to black and white printing. First, check whether the printer has a dedicated black and white printing option. If it has, select it from the available printing options. If not, open the printer settings and look for a "grayscale" option. Then, select the printer preferences and look for the color and grayscale options. In the grayscale option, select the "black and white" option. Once the option is selected, click "apply" and the printer will only print in black and white. Lastly, test the printer to make sure the changes have been applied.