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Development Tools for Students Without Administrator Privileges

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I will introduce tools that students who do not have administrator privileges can use for various development tasks.

Installing Software

When installing software, you should use scoop.
Official Site
This is similar to apt for Ubuntu or npm for Node.js.
To use it, simply run the following commands using PowerShell (not Windows PowerShell).

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
Invoke-RestMethod -Uri https://get.scoop.sh | Invoke-Expression

This essentially changes the settings to allow the execution of external scripts and then runs the installer.
After that, just use scoop install ~~ normally.
Package search can be done on the official website mentioned above.
If an app is not listed there, try searching for "scoop third-party buckets" and do your best to register them.

Conclusion

I thought there might be more, but I couldn't remember them, so I'll end it here.
If you still find things that require administrator privileges, please let me know!

  • It has been confirmed that administrator privileges are absolutely required for the wsl installation process.

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