The first time you install Ubuntu or another Linux distribution on Windows 10, you are asked to create a UNIX username and password so when you launch the shell, Bash signs into that user account automatically. How User Accounts Work in the Linux Environment If you set up a new Linux distribution by launching it after installing it, you’ll be asked to create a user account for the Bash shell. This account is your “UNIX user account.” If you provide the name “bob” and the password “letmein,” your Linux user account is named “bob” and the home folder being “/home/bob.”
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