Moving a File from Windows into Linux File System
In Linux (including WSL), you can use the mv command to move a directory. However, since the source directory is on a Windows filesystem (C:…), you’ll need to specify its path using WSL’s Windows path translation (via /mnt).
For example:
mv /mnt/c/Users/young/Downloads/python-flask-server-swagger-ui-generated ~/CAMARA
Breakdown:
/mnt/c/Users/young/Downloads/…: This converts the Windows path to the Linux path used in WSL.
~/CAMARA: This is the target directory in your current WSL environment.