Short one today. I had one of those moments where I was trying to fix something that wasn’t actually broken, so I’m going to write it down before I make the same mistake again 😅.

With Windows 10 version 1803 (the April 2018 update), Microsoft added a direct implementation of OpenSSH.

I have been working on a set of scripts to help me set up a new (or recently formatted) machine. While most of the stuff is tailored to my personal use, having a configured and personalized terminal might be useful for others. My idea with this post is to show how you could quickly write up your own script to install and configure the Windows Terminal.

Well… this year sucked! 😅

This year was a bit of a write-off, but I think it’s still worth keeping some details for posterity.

Build has started today, and like most events during this time it has gone virtual. I’ve been following it online and just wanted to mention a handful of things from the opening keynotes that made an impression.

I’ve been meaning to join in on the Year in Review posts, but missed the deadline last year, here it is now.

First of, since this is the start of a new decade, let me do a quick round up of the last 10 years.