Fix support for WSL when Windows isn't mounted in /mnt/
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Just seen that #210 will add a proper detection for |
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In WSL, Windows drives aren't always mounted in
/mnt/– you can specify the mount location via therootkey inwsl.conf. For this reason I replaced the check that verifies theapppath starts with/mnt/with a check that simply looks for/at the start to see if it's a Linux path.I don't know if the current
/mnt/check was added to handle some specific edge cases, but I think changing it should be ok.