Linux's filesystem is mounted to Windows, so you can access them just like any other drive in File explorer. And vice-versa, the C drive of Windows is mounted into Linux. But this link is slow. So, to work on my projects with Sublime or VS Code, I could open the files directly, but searching and other operations across multiple files feel sluggish. Microsoft made it easy with VS Code though: if you open a directory from within Linux with code ., the Windows version of VS Code will start and connect to the (essentially) remote Linux file system. It all feels a bit convoluted, but just works.
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