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I keep forgetting that Virtual Box exists because Hyper-V has been available since Win7 and nix has qemu or KVM for native virtualisation.

Looks like we got a new spam account here fellas.

Action retro did a video on them recently.

https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3WvOzdlpwY

It depends on how you installed it.

If you installed something via apt on a Debian based system then Debian will track the projects and push updates when the are available. If you are doing things with Snap or Flatpack then the developers of those specific applications will have some form of update plan.

What do you mean most secure? Because that is a very broad thing.

A bit convoluted but you can using peeringdb.com to get the AS number of their networks then look that AS up in bgp.tools.

https://www.peeringdb.com/org/8896
Microsoft have 4 ASN with 8075 being the largest one.

https://bgp.tools/as/8075#prefixes

The only problem with this method is you may catch some other orgs who host their IPs with Azure like Avaya (the PBX and handset company)

Honestly, ms won’t do anything.

unofficial statement out of Microsoft have Linux VMs overtaking the Windows VMs in Azure.

Why should they worry about losing a once off $1100 sale of a Server 2025 license when they can sell you a 2 CPU 8Gb ram Azure VM for $150 a month? Or $113/m commited for 3 years ($4000 total)

Yes, the company OS policy doesn’t specify which OS to use as long as it actively supported and the security tooling can be installed.

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Not for the price of €12/user/month

Salesforce, ServiceNow, and SAP can never match those prices.

If you can’t run your business out of Excel, you aren’t using Excel correctly.
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Fedora 2. It’s been a while.

I didn’t realise it was windows only. I assumed it was like royal TS where they also have a cross platform client.

Mobaxterm?

Stupid windows only.

Why does that sound familiar.

Did they load an OS into ram to run ssh then rebuild the machine, also some VPS that the provider was dragging their feet on remote hands.