[Control Center] Add steps to install Control Center in WSL

[tamasmak]

vaadin/control-center#908

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AI Language Review

In the file "Getting Started in a Local Environment":

1. Ensure that the section "Install Control Center in WSL" maintains consistent spelling and grammar. For example, "First you need to install the WSL" could be rephrased for clarity, such as "First, you need to install WSL."

2. In the command "wsl.exe -d Ubuntu," the use of lowercase "e" in ".exe" may lead to confusion, as it is generally uppercase in Windows contexts.

3. The phrase "After you need to use the WSL terminal to install Helm and Control Center" is missing a comma: "After, you need to use the WSL terminal..." Also, consider rephrasing for better clarity, such as "Next, use the WSL terminal to install Helm and Control Center."

Overall, ensure there is consistency in instructional tone and grammatical construction across the new section, in comparison to existing content.

[jouni]

Ensure that the section "Install Control Center in WSL" maintains consistent spelling and grammar. For example, "First you need to install the WSL" could be rephrased for clarity, such as "First, you need to install WSL."

Do I understand this correctly, that this review is only pointing out just one example of spelling and grammar issues that should be fixed, instead of all issues?

[MatthewVaadin]

Let's shorten this section. It's fairly obvious which part can be changed from the second example. Also slightly improved grammar for readability.

Suggested change

	One of the possible solutions to install Control Center on Windows in a local environment is to use https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop[Docker Desktop] and https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl[WSL] (Windows Subsystem for Linux). First you need to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install[install] the WSL. It is important you choose a distribution during the installation where you can install Helm:
	[source,shell]
	----
	wsl --install -d <Distribution Name>
	----
	One option is to use the Ubuntu distribution:
	[source,shell]
	----
	wsl --install -d Ubuntu
	----
	One solution to install Control Center on Windows in a local environment is to use https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop[Docker Desktop] and https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl[WSL] (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
	First, you need to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install[install] WSL. It is important to choose a distribution that allows installation of Helm, for example Ubuntu:
	[source,shell]
	----
	wsl --install -d Ubuntu
	----

[MatthewVaadin]

Simplify.

Suggested change

	Then you need to enable the Kubernetes and WSL built-in engines in Docker Desktop:
	Then, you need to enable Kubernetes and WSL in Docker Desktop:

[MatthewVaadin]

Simplify.

Suggested change

	You also need to enable the integration with the Ubuntu distribution in Docker Desktop:
	You also need to enable integration with the Ubuntu distribution in Docker Desktop:

[MatthewVaadin]

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	Then you can start the WSL with the following command using the distribution you chose before, in this case the Ubuntu:
	Then, you can start the WSL with the following command, using the distribution you chose before (in this case Ubuntu):

[MatthewVaadin]

Suggested change

	After you need to use the WSL terminal to install Helm and Control Center. First, you need to https://helm.sh/docs/intro/install/#from-apt-debianubuntu[install] Helm before you can start to xref:../getting-started/local-environment#deploying_control_center[install] Control Center in the local environment with the command:
	After this, you need to use the WSL terminal to install Helm and Control Center. First, you need to https://helm.sh/docs/intro/install/#from-apt-debianubuntu[install] Helm before you can xref:../getting-started/local-environment#deploying_control_center[install] Control Center in the local environment with the command:

[MatthewVaadin]

Do we need to reiterate the install command and adding entries to host files? This is covered in the linked installation guide. Also, it gives us another place to change when updating these processes (e.g. with local.gd we can skip editing the hosts file).

[MatthewVaadin]

AI Language Review

In the file "Getting Started in a Local Environment":
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2. In the command "wsl.exe -d Ubuntu," the use of lowercase "e" in ".exe" may lead to confusion, as it is generally uppercase in Windows contexts.

I would ignore this advice. As far as I have experienced, ".exe" is always written in lowercase. This could be changing in the operating system (although not that I have noticed), but in the context of the command line, lowercase is fine.