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Open source champion Microsoft announces Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) at Build 2019
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 7:49pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
It used to be, Microsoft was seen as the enemy of Linux. For some folks in the Linux community, that is still the case -- even though that viewpoint is totally wrong. Look, under the leadership of Satya Nadella, Microsoft has transformed itself, becoming a genuine champion of Linux and other open source projects. Anyone that doubts Microsoft's newfound Linux love should look no further than Windows 10 to see it is the real deal. You see, the latest version of Windows contains the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) -- a compatibility layer for developers and others, allowing them to stay within Windows… [Continue Reading] -
Windows Terminal is a new Linux-inspired command line app for Windows 10
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 6:37pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft’s developer conference Build 2019 is underway, and one of the things that the software giant announced today is a new app for command-line users. The Windows Terminal is an update of the existing Command Prompt/PowerShell apps and is expected to arrive in the middle of June. SEE ALSO: Microsoft announces Internet Explorer mode for Edge to aid enterprise compatibility The app, which offers multiple tabs, tear away windows, shortcuts, GPU-powered text rendering, and emoji, is where you’ll access Command Prompt, PowerShell and also the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Developers will be able to customize the new app in… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft announces Internet Explorer mode for Edge to aid enterprise compatibility
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 6:20pm CEST par Ian Barker
As part of this week's Build 2019 Microsoft is announcing a number of enhancements to the Edge browser including an Internet Explorer mode for enterprises. This is aimed at cutting the need for IT staff to manage multiple solutions. Allowing legacy IE-only content -- such as intranet sites -- to be opened in Edge without the need to change any settings or launch a different browser. "We hear from our customers that most enterprises rely on a multiple-browser solution today, and we hear from our customers and partners that this experience is disjointed and confusing," says Kyle Pflug, senior PM… [Continue Reading] -
Why firewalls still matter [Q&A]
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 5:29pm CEST par Ian Barker
Firewalls have been used to protect networks and endpoints from the very early days of the web. In recent years many people have been predicting its demise, yet the firewall is still with us. Why is this and how has the firewall evolved to protect enterprises in the 21st century? We spoke to Ruvi Kitov, founder and CEO of network security specialist Tufin to find out. BN: Why has the firewall defied expectations to remain a key part of network security? RK: I understand why some people think this -- the idea that the perimeter is dead has taken root… [Continue Reading] -
Watch Microsoft's Build 2019 keynote here
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 5:20pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Today is a big day for Microsoft as Build 2019 kicks off with a keynote from CEO Satya Nadella. There likely won’t be too much to excite consumers, as the event is aimed squarely at developers, but as usual there will be some interesting news coming out of the event in Seattle, including more information about the next version of Microsoft Edge. Once thing we already know about Edge is the new Collections feature which uses cloud-powered intelligence and an intuitive interface to help you collect, organize, and share content across the web. There are also new privacy tools to… [Continue Reading] -
Physical threats rank alongside cybersecurity for many US businesses
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 4:07pm CEST par Ian Barker
A new study into the threats faced by US businesses produced by Securitas Security Services reveals that in many sectors businesses are concerned as much or more with physical threats such as shootings than they are with cyber security. It also shows rising concern about the threats posed to organizations by insiders, of the 27 threat categories security executives consider to be a concern, 21 may be caused or carried out by an insider. Looking at the top threats of last year, while cyber and internet security still comes out on top overall, threats from shootings or assaults are now… [Continue Reading] -
IBM uses technology to help hurricane-hit communities
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 12:16pm CEST par Ian Barker
To mark the start of US National Hurricane Preparedness Week this week, The Weather Company, an IBM Business, is releasing not just its 2019 hurricane forecast, but also analytic data that looks at how weather affects preparedness, emotion and consumer habits. In addition, through its Code and Response deployment initiative which aims to put open source technologies to use for social good, IBM is taking action to help save the lives of people in communities that are vulnerable to natural disasters. Among the findings are that severe weather conditions make 55 percent of Americans more anxious or stressed. The chances… [Continue Reading] -
Is it game over for the Microsoft Store? (And if not, why not?)
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 12:07pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft’s app store came into being at the same time as Windows 8. It was, as I said at the time, part of an attempt to copy Apple's successful model. I think most people expected the Store to be a bit rubbish, but it turned out to be even worse than that. Seven years on and it’s wasteland full of knock offs and junk apps. It hasn’t fallen on hard times, it’s always been that bad. Part of the problem is there’s no longer a need for the Store, or the apps that it offers. If you want a piece… [Continue Reading] -
EU said to be ready to investigate Apple following complaint from Spotify
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 10:25am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
A new report says that the EU is ready to launch an antitrust investigation into Apple. The report says that the European Commission will begin a probe into the company after Spotify complained that Apple was using the App Store to stifle competition. The investigation is said to be due to begin "in the next few weeks". It will look at Spotify's complaint that Apple is "monopolistic" and abuses the App Store to "deliberately disadvantage other app developers". See also: Spotify lashes out at 'monopolist' Apple in escalating war of words Apple bites back at Spotify's damning claims against it… [Continue Reading] -
Mozilla issues new Firefox update to fix add-ons problems and warns users not to try dubious workarounds
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 9:17am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Mozilla has pushed out Firefox 66.0.4, properly addressing a problem that prevented add-ons from working in the web browser. On Friday, an expired security certificate caused frustration and confusion for Firefox users as extensions were disabled and rendered unusable. Having delivered a patch through its Studies system (which did not work for everyone), Mozilla has now issued a browser update which it says will fix the problem for more people, although it warns that "there are remaining issues that we are actively working to resolve". See also: Mozilla explains why Firefox add-ons stopped working... and how to fix the problem… [Continue Reading] -
IOGEAR Quantum Thunderbolt 3 Docking Station Pro 85 (GTD735) for Windows 10 and macOS [Review]
Publié: mai 6, 2019, 12:37am CEST par Brian Fagioli
As the owner of a 2016 MacBook Pro, I was forced to tolerate dongles at first, but over time, I have actually come to like using them. Do I wish my Apple laptop had additional ports, such as USB-A, Ethernet, and an SD Card reader? I suppose, but to be honest, I find myself needing those connection types less and less these days -- especially on the go. I'd rather a thin and minimalist approach. When at home, however, I do like having those ports as an option, so I typically use a Thunderbolt 3 docking station -- it's a… [Continue Reading]