Yes it would be the CLI. Thing is that it’s simpler since the Linux filesystem gets exposed in the File Manager (it’s literally a “Linux” tab next to “This computer”)

So, you can just drag and drop a file from the Videos folder in Windows into Linux and vice-versa.

So you could drag the video into Linux, run stt transcribe /home/user/my_video.mp4 and then grab it back to Windows Videos folder (or just use the Linux folder since it’s treated as a regular directory by Windows)

It’s easier for a beginner than messing with mounting and mv. It’s what I do in my work computer whenever I need to do something with yt-dlp.

It’s very, very convenient. I wonder if WSL is the reason why winget was abandoned