@Praveen Kurra, that is an "ssh" session. You'll need to install "ssh" server on the Linux and "ssh" client on Windows. Here is a link how to set up open ssh on Windows: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse After setting up ssh on both Linux and Windows, from Powershell terminal you can issue "ssh YOUR_LINUX_ID@IP_ADDRESS_OF_LINUX". Hope this helps.
Hi, Sorry this question is not related directly to this video would appreciate if you would respond. I switch between Linux and Windows constantly and want to share files and folders without copying stuff back and forth, any advice? Thank you!
A good motivation!
Sir, I see you are using powershell as a terminal. but how r u getting linux kind of terminal interface?
@Praveen Kurra, that is an "ssh" session. You'll need to install "ssh" server on the Linux and "ssh" client on Windows. Here is a link how to set up open ssh on Windows: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse
After setting up ssh on both Linux and Windows, from Powershell terminal you can issue "ssh YOUR_LINUX_ID@IP_ADDRESS_OF_LINUX". Hope this helps.
Hi, Sorry this question is not related directly to this video would appreciate if you would respond. I switch between Linux and Windows constantly and want to share files and folders without copying stuff back and forth, any advice? Thank you!
Hey Bijan, sure I'll put together a quick video so that it may help others as well.
@@TheLearningChannel-Tech Sounds great, thank you very much!
@@bijanpartovi9768 Done: th-cam.com/video/MzHX6eUlZfs/w-d-xo.html
@@TheLearningChannel-Tech Wow! Thank you very much for so quickly creating it! Really appreciate it!!
You need a samba file share running from linux to share files with windows, had to do the same for a plex server.