I’ve had a Windows 10 virtual machine on Proxmox for some tasks but thought today was the day to update it so I could upgrade […]
With VMware Horizon DaaS no longer part of our service offerings, we needed a clean and consistent way to remove the Horizon Client from all managed devices after migration. This post covers the why behind our transition away from Horizon, the challenges of uninstalling it at scale, and the PowerShell script we developed to make the process fast, silent, and reliable.
Ever tried running mstsc.exe on Linux to connect to a Windows 11 PC with Entra ID and MFA? I did — and it sent me down a rabbit hole of COM errors, unsupported authentication methods, and a deeper understanding of why Microsoft’s modern RDP stack just doesn’t play well outside of Windows. In this post, I break down what I was trying to achieve, how ChatGPT helped me explore the options, and why — in the end — the only real solution might still be Windows itself.
In an effort to share more videos that I find interesting, I’m starting with this one I found recently. In this video Why Apple Stopped […]
It’s been a while since I’ve last did an update for my ProxCtrlJ Java Software Development Project and thought that since despite not having done […]
There’s a new update on my Java software development project Proxmox Desktop Client, ProxCtrlJ
Working on a Java application and this a post about my journey to start software development and how we got here.
Getting Windows 95 working in Promox isn’t an easy feat, but in this article, I show you how to get the right setup as well as provide a link to download a prebuilt copy.
Exploring Windows 11’s Microsoft Clock app, the video highlights valuable productivity features like Focus Time and World Clock.
New video series, “Making Boring Apps Cool,” begins with uncovering hidden features of the basic Microsoft Calculator.
