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Is it installable using vanilla-esque yum or apt?
by qclibre22 4y ago
Is it installable using vanilla-esque yum or apt?
- adzm 4y agoIt needs the Microsoft repository registered if it is not already. Then you can just do the usual apt commands.
- Kon-Peki 4y agoIt's available as an Ubuntu snap. Not exactly what you are asking for... It's intentionally different than UNIX shells. If you are expecting UNIX shell behavior you will not like it. I have to use it at work for Windows stuff. It is amazing. But I would never install it on my home computer because I don't trust all the other Microsoft stuff that comes along with it. There is one big complaint that I do have with it - working with massive (multiple gigabyte) files is a pain. It wants to load the entire file before doing anything; most likely because it wants to treat everything as an object - therefore it has to build the objects before it can work with them.
- vladvasiliu 4y ago> I have to use it at work for Windows stuff. It is amazing. But I would never install it on my home computer because I don't trust all the other Microsoft stuff that comes along with it. Can it finally manage Office 365 and the like from Linux? I tried it once (1-2 years ago) to run some command that couldn't be done from the web interface. The docs said, "this should work". As I expected, it didn't. Some further digging turned up that it didn't support OAuth2 or something related to authentication.