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Windows Server 2019 Officially Supports OpenSSH For the First Time (neowin.net)
Microsoft said in 2015 that it would build OpenSSH, a set of utilities that allow clients and servers to connect securely, into Windows, while also making contributions to its development. Neowin: Since then, the company has delivered on that promise in recent releases of Windows 10, being introduced as a feature-on-demand in version 1803. However, Windows Server hadn't received the feature until now, at least not in an officially supported way -- Windows Server version 1709 included it as a pre-release feature. But that's finally changed, as Microsoft this week revealed that Windows Server 2019, which was made available (again) in November, includes OpenSSH as a supported feature.
It's based on the very latest 7.9 release. If you want to see what they've done then view the git repo:
https://github.com/PowerShell/...
Slashdot users really, really, don't need to be told what OpenSSH does. We've all used it, and most slashdot users are probably using it while they are reading slashdot (even if not to read slashdot). There was no need to tell us what it is in the summary.
Damn_registrars has no butt-hole. Damn_registrars has no use for a butt-hole.
ONE good deed still doesn't excuse their telemetry / spyware shit.