Development by Davis: “PS newbie pipeline question” plus 3 more

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• PS newbie pipeline question
• FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V
• FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V
• FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V

PS newbie pipeline question Posted: 11 May 2012 09:31 PM PDT Hi, I am a PS newbie. I have been asked to write a PS script that will find the files in a mount-point or local dir that are older than X days. I have the following script. There are a couple of questions here. First, the script runs but the resulting email contains (between the "===" lines):

FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V Posted: 11 May 2012 11:35 AM PDT Today, at BSDCan 2012, Microsoft and partners NetApp and Citrix announced upcoming native support for FreeBSD support on Windows Server Hyper-V. This move continues our commitment to extend support across platforms to the Windows Server Hyper-V solution, making it easier for more customers to realize the benefits of server virtualization and more easily adopt cloud computing. This will allow FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V. The drivers and associated source code will be released early this summer under the BSD license, and will initially work with FreeBSD 8.2 and 8.3 on Windows Server 2008 R2. You can read more about this on the Openness blog. Joe CaraDonna, the Technical Director of Core Operating Systems at NetApp, says in an interview that he was thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Microsoft and Citrix to deliver Windows Server Hyper-V support to FreeBSD. "I think the combination of these virtualization technologies helps round-out the FreeBSD virtualization story, and makes the FreeBSD operating system a more compelling offering." He also notes how committed Microsoft is to open source initiatives: "we decided from the very beginning that we were going to open source the code under the BSD license. No strings attached. They were as eager as us to support the project, and then give the code away. How cool is that?" You can read the full interview here.

FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V Posted: 11 May 2012 11:35 AM PDT Today, at BSDCan 2012, Microsoft and partners NetApp and Citrix announced upcoming native support for FreeBSD support on Windows Server Hyper-V. This move continues our commitment to extend support across platforms to the Windows Server Hyper-V solution, making it easier for more customers to realize the benefits of server virtualization and more easily adopt cloud computing. This will allow FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V. The drivers and associated source code will be released early this summer under the BSD license, and will initially work with FreeBSD 8.2 and 8.3 on Windows Server 2008 R2. You can read more about this on the Openness blog. Joe CaraDonna, the Technical Director of Core Operating Systems at NetApp, says in an interview that he was thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Microsoft and Citrix to deliver Windows Server Hyper-V support to FreeBSD. "I think the combination of these virtualization technologies helps round-out the FreeBSD virtualization story, and makes the FreeBSD operating system a more compelling offering." He also notes how committed Microsoft is to open source initiatives: "we decided from the very beginning that we were going to open source the code under the BSD license. No strings attached. They were as eager as us to support the project, and then give the code away. How cool is that?" You can read the full interview here.

FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V Posted: 11 May 2012 11:35 AM PDT Today, at BSDCan 2012, Microsoft and partners NetApp and Citrix announced upcoming native support for FreeBSD support on Windows Server Hyper-V. This move continues our commitment to extend support across platforms to the Windows Server Hyper-V solution, making it easier for more customers to realize the benefits of server virtualization and more easily adopt cloud computing. This will allow FreeBSD to run as a first-class guest on Windows Server Hyper-V. The drivers and associated source code will be released early this summer under the BSD license, and will initially work with FreeBSD 8.2 and 8.3 on Windows Server 2008 R2. You can read more about this on the Openness blog. Joe CaraDonna, the Technical Director of Core Operating Systems at NetApp, says in an interview that he was thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with Microsoft and Citrix to deliver Windows Server Hyper-V support to FreeBSD. "I think the combination of these virtualization technologies helps round-out the FreeBSD virtualization story, and makes the FreeBSD operating system a more compelling offering." He also notes how committed Microsoft is to open source initiatives: "we decided from the very beginning that we were going to open source the code under the BSD license. No strings attached. They were as eager as us to support the project, and then give the code away. How cool is that?" You can read the full interview here.

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