>you can even run graphical applications through Ubuntu on Windows 10
*nix neets on fucking suicide watch
You can even run graphical applications through Ubuntu on Windows 10
Jaxson Lopez
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Joseph Adams
desu im just looking forward to having wget and scp without special shit
John Bennett
And yet you won't use them when you do get them, If you had a need for them you would have learnt the built-in Windows equivalents.
Cooper Bell
there is built-in windows scp equivalent?
Liam Hall
Nice try prajeet, it doesn't even work half the time. Also Linux is moving to Wayland your meme port is irrelevant.
I'll stick to 7 untill support runs out. Already getting used to *nix these days. Fuck off with your botshit OS
Julian Brown
nope, that user is retardo
Charles Moore
$pssession = New-PSSession -ComputerName gdoesntknowshitaboutwindows
Copy-Item C:iftheydidtheywouldbesurprised.txt -Destination 'C:' -ToSession $pssession
Mason Collins
how does it help me copy files to my bsd server?
Wyatt Richardson
Just ignore OP, he doesn't know what he's talking about
James Campbell
You install pash or DSC on your BSD server.
Adam Flores
>without special shit
>install entire ubuntu subsystem
>this somehow isn't "special shit"
It's like you think it's automatically included with the operating system.
Landon Torres
The fact that Microsoft could not have been arsed to port X11 or maintain their own port and needing you to download third party ones to get graphical applications working on their Linux subsystem just highlights how much stuff they still have to do.
I just wish they went and made their POSIX subsystem available again. The damning facet of the whole Linux subsystem can be seen from this part of the blog post at blogs.msdn.microsoft.com
>As part of Project Drawbridge, the Windows kernel introduced the concept of Pico processes and Pico drivers. Pico processes are OS processes without the trappings of OS services associated with subystems like a Win32 Process Environment Block (PEB). Furthermore, for a Pico process, system calls and user mode exceptions are dispatched to a paired driver.
>Pico processes and drivers provide the foundation for the Windows Subsystem for Linux. The subsystem is able to run native unmodified Linux code by loading a binary executable into the process’s address space and emulating the underlying Linux kernel.
Which means that without this stuff, you can't have Linux subsystem stuff interoperate with Win32 stuff. Unless they go and rewrite their whole system. Or better yet, just modernize and make their POSIX subsystem better.
Jacob Davis
*nix neets are on suicide watch 100% of the time because they're friendless weebs
Adam Adams
>I just wish they went and made their POSIX subsystem available again
Why? nobody used it.
Nolan Rogers
looking forward to uninstalling cygwin and no longer needing to dual boot.
Asher Baker
it is tho, you just type "bash" and it enables the feature and dl's ubuntu and then you're good to go
Landon Peterson
...
David Gray
>dl's ubuntu
>included in the OS
Brah.
Jonathan Anderson
as in it's not some weird fucking project on sourceforge that bundles malware, it's actual linux sys calls running on actual windows, as a feature actually developed by microsoft.
it's like choosing name brand instead of some value shit
Gavin Rodriguez
Yeah, and the NFS client for Windows corporate was some sourceforge project until Windows bought it. I'm sure you'd consider that "part of Windows" since it appears in the add/remove features list.
Daniel Sullivan
US government agencies did. But it was never advertised well. Even to the point that not even people in Microsoft.
Pretty sad story overall with the whole subsystem and everything. Microsoft was certainly kind of delusional thinking that people would just port from *nix to Windows all the big projects rather than just running Linux.
James Baker
>ubuntu on windows 10
what?
Owen Cooper
next big update for windows 10 includes an "ubuntu subsystem" for windows
pretty much WINE in reverse, lets you use apt-get, full bash, and pretty much run any *nix program natively on windows.
Owen Robinson
Kek
Dominic White
>Prajeet working hard to reach his weekend selling goals
How many shitcoins do they pay you again? 5?
Jordan Fisher
DELETE
THIS
Nathaniel Johnson
>Not running xfce on windows 10
Austin Cox
How do?
Jack Lewis
Cygwin, It's a useless placebo, you can't replace the resource hogging winmeme explorer
Jaxon Jones
How is x11 forwarding new?
Jackson Diaz
>>Prajeet working hard to reach his weekend selling goals
Excuse me, but it's not about selling.
We're trying to trick you into at least pirating Windows 10 ISO and only then it's about selling your personal data.
t. Mithun "Pajeet" Chakraborty
Brody Flores
>xmin + putty
What's the fucking difference? Also no normies are going to give a fuck it even know what it means.
Aiden Walker
>microsoft announced built-in android compatibility
>decides "LOLNO WE DONT NEED YOU GIVING GOOGLE MONEY"
>"H-hey guys, w-w-we have bash!"
Daily reminder that Microsoft thinks Linux is:
1. Violating Microsoft's "patents"
2. Cancer
3. Unamerican (Terrorism / Communism)
Microsoft has all the grace of a multibillion dollar corporation who's market is being threatened by their own inability to change. So they threaten random smaller people with bullshit legal action to try and scare them, and then steal all of their ideas. kek.
I bet OP shilled for Internet Explorer too!
Reminder to pirate Windows so it costs the same as Linux
Julian Peterson
Linux is pretty communist though.
Wyatt Reed
>microsoft announced built-in android compatibility
When did this happen?
Charles Howard
Joseph James
It does, Android too, and every companies lawyers know they're right.
That's why Google doesn't even dare challenge them on Android patents and hides behind 3rd party manufacturers.
Tyler Ward
Yeah, looks like they jumped the gate on that one.
I suspect they're going to work it into the UWP converter like they did with Win32 applications, if they decide to pursue it again.
For what it's worth, Xamarin is free (freedom and beer) now, so development for Android/iOS is pretty damn easy.
Luke Sullivan
One day
One day we will have our gnome 3 desktop with decent a decent font rendering on w10
Levi Lee
>X11
>A good thing
nice try pajeet
Nolan Torres
Nice try Linux shill.
Lincoln Jenkins
again, fix your fucking font rendering, M$
Landon Martinez
t. Lincux shill who
>DOES
>IT
>FOR
>FREE
Alexander Garcia
fuck off my board you cumstain
Levi Young
rude post
delet
Henry Carter
>*nix neets on suicide watch
I use GNU/Linux for two reasons
My freedoms are respected (This does not apply to Microsoft Windows) And i like a traditional UNIX environment.
Windows offers neither of these things. Why would i use it?
Windows violates my freedoms and my privacy, why would i use it?
I'd advise you to watch this video by Mr Richard Stallman
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Ryder Wilson
This is my life now
Logan Reed
You can also run unbuntu all by itself. No wincancer required.
Pajeet on suicide watch.
Connor Scott
I use GNU/Linux Trisquel. I enjoy a unix environment and working in it. Package management is easy breezy and it's fun to tinker and have fun on.
Working on learning common lisp on it now.
Landon Cook
Mixing garbage together does not make art
Leo Cruz
>Thinking 5 rupees is """"payment""""
Prajeet your 5 rupees are worthless outside your shithole
>More samefagging
Is that all prajeets can do?
Austin Foster
I've already been able to run "*nix on Windows" for years now. It's called virtualbox. The truth is however that it includes a truckload of overhead and will inevitably run like fucking crap.
Matthew Murphy
And yet he won't use that when he installs it, If he had a need for them he would have used the common *nix implementation