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Daily Archives: August 20, 2016
PoSh Everywhere
This week we had an announcement that PowerShell has been released as an open source project and is available on some Linux platforms as well as OSX. I was actually talking with someone else that had been informed prior to … Continue reading
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Tagged Linux, powershell
