WSL2 and desktop shortcut

Question

Hi

Since I had upgraded my Ubuntu Version to Ubuntu 22.04 my desktop shortcut to launch SageMath through WSL2 no longer works.a WSL Ubuntu is launched but firefox does not open a tab (I have to copy past the local url with the tocken given in WSL shell in a W11 browser) , but ./sage_nb.sh is working well if I execute it directly in WSL shell then a browser (here firefox) tab is opening in W11.

Even if I execute in cmd W11 shell :ubuntu.exe run ~/sage_nb.sh no browser tab is opening.

my sage_nb.sh content :

ortollj@DESKTOP-K30FLRP:~$ more sage_nb.sh#!/bin/bashcd '/mnt/c/Documents and Settings/user/Mes documents/IPYNBpc'/home/sage-9.7.rc1/sage --notebook jupyter#SAGE_ROOT/sage --notebookortollj@DESKTOP-K30FLRP:~$
this is below how my desktop shortcut is configured:

Create windows shortcut

This is a final nicety that lets you start the Jupyter notebook server in one click:

Open Windows explorer, and type %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs

Make a copy of any of the program icons – we’ll customise it to do what we want

Right-click, and choose properties.

On the General tab:

Change the name to whatever you want.

On the Shortcut tab:

Change Target to: C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\ubuntu.exe run ~/sage_nb.sh

Change Start in to: %USERPROFILE%

Change Run to: Minimised

Change the icon if you want .

I wonder if this is not due to the error message appearing at the top of my WSL window since the upgrade:scrollback: command not found
which would prevent W11 to continue ?

see for more details:question on askSage.org

I tried also with :export BROWSER='/mnt/c/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft/Edge/Application/msedge.exe'

same behavior shortcut does not work but ./sage_nb.sh is working well if I execute it directly in WSL shell then a browser (here Edge) tab is opening in W11.

I forgot to specify that I had also done before the evolution to Ubuntu 22.04 the command: wsl.exe --update.
I think with hindsight that I should not have made this evolution of WSL. In addition, the command: wsl.exe --list --verbose
is not at all verbose, it responds with a simple laconic message:

wsl.exe --list --verbose
NAME STATE VERSION
* Ubuntu Running 2
ortollj@DESKTOP-K30FLRP:~$