Why Windows Is Finally Winning Over Developers
After years of Linux dominance in development environments, Windows is staging a remarkable comeback. Discover why seasoned developers are reconsidering Microsoft’s platform for coding workflows.
Tag: Command-line interface
ImageMagick’s Command-Line Revolution: Beyond the GUI Barrier
ImageMagick transforms from intimidating command-line tool to essential productivity weapon. The secret? Building a personal command library for daily image tasks that eliminates GUI friction and decision fatigue.
Windows 11 25H2 Update Causes Mouse and Keyboard Issues in Recovery Environment
Microsoft’s Windows 11 25H2 update has reportedly introduced significant input lag for USB devices in the Windows Recovery Environment. According to reports, users experience approximately four seconds of delay when using keyboards and mice in the critical recovery system. The company has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.
Windows Recovery Environment Input Issues Emerge
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 25H2 update has reportedly introduced significant problems with mouse and keyboard functionality within the Windows Recovery Environment, according to multiple user reports and the company’s own known issues page. The problem appears to affect USB input devices specifically when users attempt to access WinRE, which is typically used when systems encounter serious operational problems.
NordVPN Open Sources Linux GUI Client Following User Growth Surge
NordVPN has open-sourced its graphical user interface for Linux applications, making the code publicly available on GitHub. The move comes after the company reported significant growth in Linux users since the GUI’s initial release. Meanwhile, NordVPN’s native Windows on ARM client has reached feature parity with the standard Windows version.
NordVPN’s Linux GUI Goes Open Source
NordVPN has made its graphical user interface for Linux applications open source, according to recent company announcements. The development follows the initial release of the Linux GUI back in May, which provided users with an alternative to the traditional command-line interface for the first time.