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Summary: The video discusses various keyboard shortcuts and commands in Windows that enhance productivity within File Explorer and PowerShell. It demonstrates how to easily navigate directories, open applications like Visual Studio Code, and utilize Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).

Keypoints:

• Pressing Ctrl + L, F4, or Alt + D allows you to type commands directly in the File Explorer address bar.
• You can open PowerShell in the current directory by typing a command after navigating with the shortcuts.
• Using Ctrl + allows you to zoom in within PowerShell.
• The command code . launches Visual Studio Code in the current directory.
• Alt + Tab quickly switches between applications.
• The command start . opens another instance of File Explorer in the same directory.
• Utilizing wsl -d ubuntu opens the Windows Subsystem for Linux in the specified directory.
• The prompt changes when entering WSL, indicating a different environment (from > to $).
• Typing lsb_release -a displays information about the Ubuntu version running in WSL.
• The video encourages viewers to share their own tips and tricks for Windows usage.