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OpenSSH is now available on Windows 10

A couple of days ago, the Windows 10 april 2018 update was installed on my laptop. And what, you may say? Well, surprisingly this update provides some interesting “hidden” features and one of them concerns OpenSSH that is now available on-demand in Windows 10 (and likely available soon on Windows Server). This a obviously a good news because so far, I… 

SQLcl on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows

By Franck Pachot . I’m running my laptop on Windows, which may sound weird, but Linux is unfortunately not an option when you exchange Microsoft Word documents, manage your e-mails and calendar with Outlook and present with Powerpoint using dual screen (I want to share on the beamer only the slides or demo screen, not my whole desktop). However, I… 

Windows 10 – I tried and came back

By Franck Pachot . I’ve tried Windows 10 one month ago, and I had to roll back because VirtualBox failed to create host-only interfaces. Today, it forced me to upgrade again, so I tried a little further… and finally rolled back. Here is the list of issues I’ve seen in one hour of Windows 10 At boot I had the… 

Windows Server Next, AKA Windows Server 2016!

The first technical preview of the future version of Windows Server was, since last October, available (here) and a second one with more new features should be available in May. The final version which should be normally released in 2015 has been recently postponed to 2016. It will be the first time that the client and server releases will be… 

Windows 10: The new features

First, it should have been Windows 9, but finally the new Microsoft operating system is named Windows 10! In the same way as for my blog post on Windows 8, I have decided to write a few words about the new features of Windows 10. Why 10? It’s a good question and I have read many articles about it. First,…