Added uninstall.sh

[alanmburr]

Looking through the Issues, I found a few users who wanted an uninstall script. So, I made one!

[deepaksp]

getting this error after running uninstall script

-bash: /usr/sbin/start-systemd-namespace: No such file or directory

[alanmburr]

Sorry, @deepaksp, sed wasn't working. The uninstall script now uses grep. Hopefully this works for you.

Sorry, @alanmburr.

[lancer-sudo]

omg, thank you very much for this pr. I met a problem that when I use wsl2(windows 10 vm like?) open the vscode, the path of the vscode terminal is not the path,where I use the command "code .".
This problem waste my hole day ToT.
Finally I found that this tool will set an env "pwd", but the value of "pwd" is a path where I install the wsl(ubuntu), It should actually be the path to "pwd" in the virtual disk of wsl.
So I'm trying to unstall this tool and find your PR.
Think you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can finally sleep T T😭

[PCDSandwichMan]

@wackyblackie You are an incredible human being. Thank you so much.

[mrconnerton-encorehc]

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/systemd-support-is-now-available-in-wsl/

Gonna uninstall this so I can give the built in support now released a try

[bhatsudo]

@wackyblackie Thanks for the script!
I installed the script, but now my WSL2 is not starting and shows the error

nsenter: failed to parse pid: '25..

So, now I can't even use the uninstall script. Any idea how I can resolve this? Thanks!

[MightyCoderX]

@bhatsudo I ran wsl like this

wsl.exe -u root

[BHellstream]

@wackyblackie Thanks for the script it was a life saver
also thanks @MightyCoderX, that also saved me a lot of trouble.

wsl.exe -u root