I installed a background desktop driver on Windows from inside WSL2. Here is what worked and what did not.
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Most desktop automation breaks in one specific way: it moves your cursor and steals your keyboard focus. That is fine for a script that runs while you are away and useless for anything that should work alongside you. I spent an evening testing cua-driver, an open source background computer-use driv…
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I installed a background desktop driver on Windows from inside WSL2. Here is what worked and what did not.