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I was having random trouble opening WSL via Mintty until I found this particular shortcut:

D:\wsl-terminal\bin\mintty.exe /bin/wslbridge.exe -t -C ~ -- /usr/bin/zsh

-t means wslbridge.exe uses a pty
-C ~ means change directory to my homedir
-- means no more arguments to the wslbridge executable
/usr/bin/zsh means run my shell, because wslbridge hardcodes bash.

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