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Forget Microsoft Word — here’s why I write in the terminal
Software For years, now, I've done virtually all of my written work inside the terminal. Here's why I simply can't let go of it.
Running Ollama on WSL vs. Windows: how does it compare?
AI On Windows 11, you can use Ollama either natively or through WSL, with the latter being potentially important for developers. The good news is, it works well.
ByteDance forks VS Code: Trae raises concerns over privacy issues
Software Trae is ByteDance's take on Visual Studio Code, but some digging raised some questions, which the company has now responded to.
3 easy ways to add some serious style to PowerShell and WSL
PowerShell No matter how much or little time you spend in a terminal, it doesn't have to be boring. Here are 3 easy ways to make your Windows Terminal look glamorous.
RHEL quietly released an official image for WSL
Software Fedora Linux joined the WSL party recently, but it wasn't the only one. RHEL also released an official image, though it still requires an active subscription to use.
Microsoft built a new command line text editor for Windows 11
Software Microsoft needed a CLI text editor for 64-bit versions of Windows, so it went out and built one. It's not built-in yet, but you can try it out right now.
Fedora 42 is the latest official Linux release for Windows 11's WSL
Software A few weeks after it actually dropped, Microsoft has reminded everyone you can now use an official build of Fedora 42 on WSL.
Arch Linux now officially supports WSL 2 on Windows 11
Software Having previously been teased, Arch Linux has quietly rolled out its official version for Microsoft's WSL, a couple of weeks after Fedora did the same.
