Professionelle Beratung hinsichtlich Architektur, Design und Entwicklung im Microsoft .NET Umfeld
Enabling the Windows Subsystem for Linux to include support for Wayland and X server related scenarios. More on this existing New Feature can be found here: https://github.com/microsoft/wslg Enjoy!
WeiterlesenDon’t you find yourself typing the usual bash commandos into PowerShell from time to time? The natural second thought is often: “ah, I have to install cygwin or something”… but since I’m constantly switching back and forth between the Linux and Windows world, I of course also have WSL 2 on my Windows workstation … and there is a wonderful PowerShell module: https://github.com/mikebattista/PowerShell-WSL-Interop This allows the execution of Linux commands also in my PowerShell 7
WeiterlesenIt’s always interesting to look out for post from Scott Hanselman… This one is no exception: Take your Windows Terminal and PowerShell to the next level with Terminal Icons – Scott Hanselman’s Blog I’m a big fan of the Windows Terminal application and I can recommend it for everyone!
WeiterlesenAnother great post from Scott Hanselman about keeping WSL instances up to date automatically within Windows 10: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/keeping-your-wsl-linux-instances-up-to-date-automatically-within-windows-10 I’ve done this on my development machine (which is running Windows 10 Pro) like this: Here’s a sample run of the script: As you can see, this is a Powershell script that does all for my 2 WSL instances. For Linux Development I’m using debian and for testing kali. Then (as Scott also mentioned in his post)
WeiterlesenFor .NET 5 the gRPC framework will be the central framework when it comes to communication implementations. The main page for it can be found here: https://grpc.io/ Recently Microsoft published an article showing their tremendous committment regarding this open source framework:
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