I tested the process again and found that Windows will automatically launch Ubuntu after restarting. Opening it manually as well can cause an error with the installation in some cases.
Also I made
a shell script to do the later steps. It also retrieves the latest libTAS version thanks to a command from
negative seven. Though, I don't know the simplest way to instruct a user to get and run this script.
Language: bash
#! /usr/bin/bash
cd ~
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/clementgallet/libtas/releases/latest | grep -Po "(?<=\"browser_download_url\": \").*_amd64.*(?=\")" | xargs wget
sudo apt install ./libtas*
export WAYLAND_DISPLAY=""
echo 'export WAYLAND_DISPLAY=""' >> .bashrc
libTAS
