FreeCommander XE is pretty cool, I suggest it

Why do you say that

Windows has a terminal interface already!

Anyone who’s running WSL is probably closer to an “expert” than the average windows user

Azure is their primary revenue source now, they didn’t lose anything

Docker works with windows containers, plus wsl can be used as the backend for docker. I use it all the time

Personally I never use it except for docker desktop. I just use powershell

Well windows had cygwin and mingw

What in tarnation

Or it would be boring to watch them sit around and wait for the thing to cool off

“Richard stallman is not the emperor of foss!”

“… He told my dad he was!”

License it’s usage

Do you mean Ghost CMS?

What OS?

When I worked for a company that was constantly pivoting and rebranding like this, it was the writing on the wall that indicated the ship was sinking. It was sold to a competitor at a major loss a year later

It’s insane to me that there are basically no good options for a secure and private phone from a major manufacturer. All commercial options have some caveats, even Apple. It seems like Google Pixel + Graphene is the only option but you have to do that yourself and it still ONLY supports Google Pixel (for technical reasons, I understand). Literally any laptop can be made secure and private by installing Linux, but with phones your options are severely limited by hardware

it’s going to bombard you with an avalanche of pop ups and nag-dialogues that a person who’s logging in every day might not appreciate

I’m not sure what you’re talking about because I just don’t get any of those.

1. I never installed anything related to 365
2. I opted out of onedrive
3. I turned off copilot

And I never get popups for them. I main Xubuntu but probably spend half my time in Windows 11 for software development and W11 is basically just a visual studio machine for me. I upgraded my CPU recently and it’s pretty snappy now, too!

I’m not saying your view is wrong, I’m just saying that your experience has been completely different from mine apparently

You don’t have to enable any of those things, though. I don’t even have W11 signed into a MS account. I use W11 mostly for C++ development these days though.

I believe it’s changed the expectations around “instant” messaging. When I was growing up, if someone texted you, you weren’t obligated to reply immediately. With IMs, you might reply if you were near your computer.

Now, my project manager messages me on slack over lunch break and then messages me like 15mins later with “Hello???”

what