http://arstechnica.com/information-tech ... indows-10/
Interesting...
EDIT This link, noted at mozillaZine, is much informative on this topic: http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2016/03/ ... ndows.html
Ubuntu Linux base to be integrated in Windows?
Ubuntu Linux base to be integrated in Windows?
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Re: Ubuntu Linux base to be integrated in Windows?
... our words.will be in the eating
That said, I don't quite understand what they're saying.
Much less any reasoning for MS to (now) include UNIX-like (with UNIX-like names & operation ?) in Windows. Makes no sense to me.
(UNIX is certainly not unknown to MS, then do [or did] own licenses of it, Xenix , [Altos] which I grew up on. [Micosoft Multiplan, which I use to this day {& I'm probably the last person on earth to do so }, I first ran on Xenix, now on Windows.] And why they didn't do something like this ages ago, instead of reinventing the wheel, giving it a different name, different syntax, & all the while leaving it[s shell & utilities] inferior to a UNIX counterpart, I'll never know?)
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Re: Ubuntu Linux base to be integrated in Windows?
Probably trying to attract power users who don't care about the privacy issues. I mean, they wouldn't be tracking users in the first place if they couldn't make money off that, would they?
Well, at least that's what Grumpus @ mozillaZine seems to be thinking.
Well, at least that's what Grumpus @ mozillaZine seems to be thinking.
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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Re: Ubuntu Linux base to be integrated in Windows?
I initially assumed, from the topic title, that this was an April Fool. It's a bit early, though...
Technologically it makes sense; as Dustin Kirkland mentioned, it's the opposite of Wine, providing Win32 implementations of POSIX APIs.
Technologically it makes sense; as Dustin Kirkland mentioned, it's the opposite of Wine, providing Win32 implementations of POSIX APIs.
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True religion, which dares to acknowledge death and challenge the way we live, is an attempt to wake up.
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