No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 4:07 am
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No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
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Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 7:04 am
Completely uninteresting for most people. Even for most people here.
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 7:05 am
I have to agree.
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 11:48 am
I suspect that means Windows 10 might be harder to hack than Windows XP and 7. I've used ubuntu to access the windows registry and edit passwords for accounts to gain access to systems in the past when people had laptops but didn't know any passwords to access them. I wonder how this works...
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 12:03 pm
Means nothing of the sort. This doesn't mean Windows is changing it's kernel into something UNIX based.
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 12:13 pm
10 is ok in my book. Looks pretty and aside from it randomly forgetting my second screen exists once every few months i've no issues with it at all 
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 1:44 pm
Honestly I really don't expect it to be much different in terms of that, I'm almost willing to bet that they're just going to run it as a program vs a full blown shell...Κracus wrote:I suspect that means Windows 10 might be harder to hack than Windows XP and 7. I've used ubuntu to access the windows registry and edit passwords for accounts to gain access to systems in the past when people had laptops but didn't know any passwords to access them. I wonder how this works...
Just by Microsofts track record, heh =]
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 4:31 pm
I figured if they integrate it with PowerShell there's probably more to it than that.
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 4:41 pm
I don't understand what it means at all. Could you post a tl;dr, please?Eraser wrote:Completely uninteresting for most people. Even for most people here.
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 5:31 pm
keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer?Ubuntu for Windows
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 6:11 pm
seremtan wrote:keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer?Ubuntu for Windows
Couldn't have said it better my self
Re: No ones talking about Win10 + Bash?
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2016 7:03 pm
This is pretty awesome, Linux command-line is far nicer than Windows (and I use windows 99.999% of the time)
Microsoft post-Gates are doing a huge amount of very nice community stuff. I was reading Slashdot last night and someone summed it up:
Microsoft post-Gates are doing a huge amount of very nice community stuff. I was reading Slashdot last night and someone summed it up:
https://developers.slashdot.org/comment ... d=51816615Dude VS 2015 is the most multiplatform version ever. No I am not paid by MS.
After Gates and Balmer, MS has made Android SDK and emulators, ported Clang to Windows, added GIT and git hub, adding Mac OSX and Linux to VS online, added support for making Xaramin and mono apps, made CentOS and Ubuntu virtual machines for Azure, open sourced and ported Powershell to Linux, made MS code editor and ported it to Linux and MacOSX, open sourced their .NET compiler and frameworks, made VS 2015 for free aka community edition which is not crippled!
Oh and ubuntu is going to run with bash on Windows 10 with apt-get. Oh and SQL Server is on Linux now too!
No folks you did not misread what I wrote.
Linux FOSS is not an OS but a religion for many on here. If you have strong blinders on how is anyone different from a creationist denying evolution?
I am not paid or a troll but if I had to choose between Oracle and MS, I would pick MS in 2015. Something unthinkable in 2001 when I too believed in the theology of free software liberation and wanted MS to die. But, like IBM things changed with competition and I grew up too.
MS may not have historically made the best operating systems. But, their business software is very strong. I see Visual Studio as being more open and better in recent releases