Incorporate the Windows Subsystem for Linux

[mattwojo]

Problem:
The Windows Subsystem for Linux is extremely popular among developers, but for many, especially newer devs, the concept of switching between the Windows file system and Linux file system is very confusing. Currently, the Linux file system can be opened (after installing WSL and a distro) using Windows File Explorer using 'explorer.exe .' ...but it would be VERY helpful to have a separation in the File Explorer, similar to how you've separated OneDrive, that visually indicates to the user whether they are currently in the Windows or Linux File System... and which Linux distros file system they are in (Ubuntu? Debian? SUSE?) This would be HUGE!

Describe the solution you'd like

[mattwojo]

Visual Studio Code has implemented a similar sort of thing with their Extensions installation windows...

[mattwojo]

This is a clear visual indicator letting users know whether they've installed an extension on the local (Windows) drive, or on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (Ubuntu-18.04 in this case) drive... as well as an indicator in the lower-left corner of VS Code letting the user know what system their current project is running on.
The community has LOVED this new remote support... definitely something that should be in File Explorer IMO and would be super cool to see it envisioned in a project like this.

[lukeblevins]

I plan to investigate this feature during the v0.7 cycle.

[lukeblevins]

The v0.7 cycle has seen lots of work go into this, but it hasn't been fully tested/finalized yet, so I'm bumping the target for WSL support to v0.8