Wine recently received an update to version 6.0. The update includes thousands of changes and helps Windows apps run on Linux systems.
File systems on your PCs drives perhaps aren't your first thought but if you move between operating systems and you have a drive used with Linux it might well be in Ext4. This means you can't use it in Windows 10, and reformatting isn't totally straightforward. Here's what to do.
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WSL is an incredible tool built into Windows 10 and while you're probably using it to run some hefty Linux loads, there are some incredibly useful commands you should know about to interact with it from PowerShell.
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WSL2 is a significant upgrade over the initial version of the Windows Subsystem for Linux but installing it requires a bit of process. Whether you have WSL currently running or not, here's everything you need to know about installing and setting it up.
Microsoft Edge is now available in preview for Linux, and by extension, Chrome OS. Thanks to the built in Linux container, Chromebook users can download and install Microsoft Edge alongside Google Chrome with only one real caveat.
Canonical has released the latest version of Ubuntu, 20.10 Groovy Gorilla, and you can definitely get it installed on your Windows 10 PC with WSL. It's not being released through the Microsoft Store, but with a few commands in the terminal you can get upgraded with ease. Here's what you need to know.
OMG! Ubuntu! managed to get an early build of Microsoft Edge for Linux. The outlet takes a look at the preview version of the browser and shares their first impressions.
PowerShell is now open source and cross-platform with versions on both Mac and Linux. In this guide we'll walk you through getting PowerShell installed on Linux and used either alongside or as your default shell.
Uno Platform ported the Windows Calculator over to Linux as a proof of concept. That means that you can run the code from the original Windows Calculator on everything from a Raspberry Pi to a Tesla.
We've talked about running Linux inside a virtual machine on Linux before but what about the reverse of that? It's just as straightforward when you know how, so we'll walk you through it step-by-step.
Linux users will soon be able to jump on the Edge bandwagon as Microsoft has announced that the browser will be made available in preview next month. The company says that Edge on Linux has been requested by IT pros and developers to help with testing websites, but any Linux user will be able to use Edge on Linux if they wish.
Microsoft's support of Linux continues to grow and if you're in need of using Microsoft Teams you're in luck. Microsoft now has a native desktop client available to install and getting started is a breeze.
After months of work, Microsoft is bringing the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 to Windows 10 versions 1903 and 1909. Previously, WSL 2 was limited to the latest Windows 10 update, version 2004.
Project Freta detects malware by taking snapshots of thousands of Linux virtual machine images. It can then scan through systems to detect malware that often goes undetected.
Microsoft Edge for Linux has been teased for a long time, and now we've seen our first glimpse of it. Microsoft showed off the browser just for a moment during Build 2020.
Once closed off to open source, Microsoft has since embraced the concept. Microsoft's President spoke about open source at an MIT presentation earlier this week.
The Raspberry Pi community has a new toy to play with; you can now install an operating system inspired by Windows XP. The OS is called Linux Raspbian XP Professional, and it has a working Start Menu.
A new update to Windows Terminal brings support for mouse input in WSL and duplicate panes. It also comes with several bug fixes, including improving how text reflows when it's resized.