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pram posted:why are you sshing into containers lol look when you  from the hip not every joke will land
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pram posted:its installed by default on ubuntu and rhel so way to out yourself using arch or gentoo or some other nerd bullshit Not in a minimal install, which really is where you should be starting when you build your server
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oh my god just imagine those wasted extra dozens of precious megabytes
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sorry im not installing fedora workstation on my iot dildo controller
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hobbesmaster posted:i helped an azure iot dev at MS setup a yocto toolchain in wsl on his MS issued surfacebook a bit of a surprise, specifically compilation and such dev tasks wsl2 does really well both in my experience and in tests: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=wsl-wsl2-tr3970x&num=5 e: in fact, triple-check that you are on wsl2 (wsl --list --verbose, version column should be 2s), even with wsl2 installed and enabled new vm's do not necessarily default to it. as it is an entirely pure vm running on an ext4 vhd there is no reason why it shouldn't be within a reasonable distance of most linux vm work. Cybernetic Vermin fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Sep 15, 2020 |
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https://www.theregister.com/2020/09/15/microsoft_submits_linux_kernel_patches/ Microsoft brings us one step closer to Hyper-V without Windows. Possibly Azure without Windows.
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starbucks hermit posted:Microsoft brings us one step closer to Hyper-V without Windows. Possibly Azure without Windows. 
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:a bit of a surprise, specifically compilation and such dev tasks wsl2 does really well both in my experience and in tests: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=wsl-wsl2-tr3970x&num=5 that was a while ago but i just checked and my laptop was definitely not using wsl2 
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the linux is coming from inside the windows
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imagine going back to slashdot 20 years ago and telling them that the year of linux on the desktop would be 2020 and the winning distro would be microsoft windows
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Soricidus posted:imagine going back to slashdot 20 years ago and telling them that the year of linux on the desktop would be 2020 and the winning distro would be microsoft windows EMBRACE EXTEND EXTINGUISH! EMBRACE EXTEND EXTINGUISH! EMBRACE EXTEND EXTINGUISH!
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MICRO$HAFT WINBLOW$
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:MICRO$HAFT WINBLOW$ Can you still hex edit command.com? I miss running an os from a real company like Megahaard.
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RFC2324 posted:Can you still hex edit command.com? i have bad news for you 
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hobbesmaster posted:that was a while ago but i just checked and my laptop was definitely not using wsl2 much as i like wsl2 it is incredibly dumb how convoluted the setup process is, to in addition have this particular trap that i too have fallen into.
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Sep 16, 2020 10:35
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i keep meaning to write a decent ssh manager with good tabs and native .net ssh but eh effort. janky mremoteng with weird embedded putty is good enough. does osx have a good equivalent?
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Sep 16, 2020 10:37
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what even are you asking can you ssh to other systems easily? uh yeah
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my stepdads beer posted:i keep meaning to write a decent ssh manager with good tabs and native .net ssh but eh effort. janky mremoteng with weird embedded putty is good enough. does osx have a good equivalent? god windows janitors are sad lol
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'ssh manager'
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*finally finishes wrangling fiddly little dropdowns and establishes an ssh connection* wait what the gently caress is this? where are the buttons. what does $ even mean
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ok i'll bite. how are you supposed to manage your list of servers connections? i am talking here about an enterprise environment with more servers than you can memorize and some of them require weird configurations (encoding, ciphers, etc...).
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no dont bite
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:ok i'll bite. how are you supposed to manage your list of servers connections? i am talking here about an enterprise environment with more servers than you can memorize and some of them require weird configurations (encoding, ciphers, etc...). 'Include /sysadmin/git/repo/clone/path/ssh_config' in ~/.ssh/config, along with sane tab-completion and naming schemes, op
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Truga posted:'Include /sysadmin/git/repo/clone/path/ssh_config' in ~/.ssh/config, along with sane tab-completion and naming schemes, op lol no. i am not a caveman.
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:ok i'll bite. how are you supposed to manage your list of servers connections? i am talking here about an enterprise environment with more servers than you can memorize and some of them require weird configurations (encoding, ciphers, etc...). in the settings.json file for windows terminal
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:ok i'll bite. how are you supposed to manage your list of servers connections? i am talking here about an enterprise environment with more servers than you can memorize and some of them require weird configurations (encoding, ciphers, etc...). ya it's this. lol if you think memorising IPs or janitoring a text file with vim is going to be sufficient
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pram posted:god windows janitors are sad lol i have to manage more than just some kafka instances pram
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my stepdads beer posted:ya it's this. lol if you think memorising IPs or janitoring a text file with vim is going to be sufficient nobody said anything about memorising ips or using vim I could see the point of a purpose built tool for editing your ssh_configs that you keep in version control. idk why you’d want it to make the connections as well.
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Soricidus posted:nobody said anything about memorising ips or using vim idk think of it like using a browser for all your ssh connections. it handles 'bookmarks' and tab management. it even does tmux-like splitting within the window
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the winamp playlist experience for ssh
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vs playing individual files from the file explorer? yeah I guess man
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my stepdads beer posted:i have to manage more than just some kafka instances pram dont manage them at all like this then, use something like ansible and an actual inventory
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my stepdads beer posted:ya it's this. lol if you think memorising IPs or janitoring a text file with vim is going to be sufficient 
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SecureCRT wasn't bad like 10 years ago I guess
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Rufus Ping posted:SecureCRT wasn't bad like 10 years ago I guess i used it when i was in operation. it was extremely need suiting.
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i love managing my ssh
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the russians used a text file
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putty still works
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mremoteng is probably the best option on windows if you don't want to just save a bunch of ssh one-lines in your neckbeard terminal choco install mremoteng
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