<Off Topic>
It's quite strange to me that Microsoft is creating a "reverse Wine"
type solution. By being able to SSH into a Windows machine to a Bash
prompt is essentially no different than logging into a Linux box but to
what end?
Run all the GNU tools but with a Windows kernel? How odd. Sure, you'll
also be able to run various command line Windows programs but or
Powershell scripts but there isn't any mechanism to run a GUI
applications and see the display like how Xwindows works. Sure, they
have Rdesktop but that's a completely different thing (replaces the
direct SSH login, etc) and that's been around for a long time.
Maybe this is a "better Linux experience via Microsoft support" type
play but I don't know why Canonical would support this. I don't see how
it benefits their long term business model.
--David
KI6ZHD
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