Tuesday 29 November 2016

Microsoft tells devs: Whatever you're doing in Linux, Windows 10 will soon do it too

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Microsoft tells devs: Whatever you're doing in Linux, Windows 10 will soon do it too

The tech giant lays out its plans for the future of Ubuntu and Bash on Windows 10.

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