Get-started-on-Windows-10-using-WSL.md

+Windows 10 ships with a linux subsystem, which allows you to work with OpenSimRoot as if you were on a linux system. 
+
+1) Enable WSL in windows 10. You will find it in the program settings of the control panel. If not, google. You will need to reboot. 
+2) Install Ubuntu from the microsoft store. Just hit the windows key and start the microsoft store. Then search for ubuntu. 
+3) Start ubuntu. The first time it will ask you to create a login. Inside ubuntu issue the following commands (they will take a couple of minutes, depending on your internet speed). The commands install the gcc compiler and the make utilities. 
+```
+sudo apt update
+sudo apt install gcc g++ make
+```
+4) I assume you already have cloned the git repository. Just cd to it. In my case it was:
+```
+cd /mnt/c/Users/j.postma/git/
+```
+
+4) Alternatively, you will need to clone the repository. Use something like
+```cd ~
+mkdir osr
+cd osr
+git clone https://gitlab.com/rootmodels/OpenSimRoot.git
+```
+5) go to the static build folder (not the windows one!)
+```
+cd OpenSimRoot/OpenSimRoot/StaticBuild
+```
+
+6) Build using make (using 4 processors)
+```
+make all -j4
+```
+
+7) Test the executable using 
+```
+./OpenSimRoot
+```
+
+8) Run model and create a plot. To using the plotting script you will need to install R. with 
+```
+sudo apt install r-recommended
+```
+and then you can run OpenSimRoot with for example 
+```
+./OpenSimRoot ../InputFiles/runStraightRoot.xml
+``` 
+and plot the results for, for example, root length with 
+```
+cat tabled_output.tab | grep rootLength | ../scripts/plot 
+```
+
+