How to Quickly Launch a Bash Shell From Windows 10's File Explorer

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Virtualization Manager and Virtual Machine Manager) is a software program that allows a user to run multiple guest operating systems (or multiple instances of the same operating system) on a single computer at the same time. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Amazon Says It Puts Customers First. But Its Pricing Algorithm Doesn't. Amazon bills itself as "Earth's most customer-centric company." Yet its algorithm is hiding the best deal from many customers. [ProPublica] U.S. Signals Backing for Self-Driving Cars Federal auto safety regulators on Monday made it official: They are betting the nation's highways will be safer with more cars driven by machines and not people. [NYT] AT&T and Comcast helped elected official write plan to stall Google Fiber Elected official asked AT&T and Comcast to submit plan for utility poles. [ArsTechnica] BioShock bungled its best chance to make play meaningful. The games biggest moral dilemma turns out to not be such a dilemma after all. [Polygon] Unsubscribe From Mailing Lists with One Tap in iOS 10 Over time, you've subscribed to all kinds of mailing lists and now your inbox is overrun with emails you don't want anymore. The Mail app in iOS 10 has added a really easy way to unsubscribe from mailing lists. Read This Article → How to Search for Specific Tabs in Safari on iOS 10 With iOS 10, Apple finally lets you have an unlimited number of tabs open in Safari (the limit in iOS 9 was 36 tabs). With that many tabs, you need extra tricks like being able to close all tabs at once. And now, Safari also lets you search for specific tabs by title. Here’s how. Read This Article → Why Does My iPhone’s Screen Keep Turning On? Ever since the iOS 10 update, you’ll notice something new about your iPhone: The screen seems to turn itself on randomly. It isn’t random, though–in fact, it’s a new feature designed to turn the screen on when you’re handling it, or when notifications come through. Read This Article → How to Quickly Launch a Bash Shell From Windows 10’s File Explorer Launch Bash on Windows 10 and it will automatically open to your UNIX account’s home folder. Rather than using the cd command to change to another folder, you can launch Bash directly from a folder in File Explorer. Read This Article → How to Install, Manage, and Use iMessage Apps Not only was iMessage the most heavily updated app in the iOS 10 release, but it got more than just a facelift. Now, tucked away in iMessage, is a whole app ecosystem just waiting for you to tap into it. Read This Article → Can I Bring My iPhone to Another Carrier? If you’re fed up with your current carrier and want to switch to a better one, you might be wondering if you can take your current iPhone with you. This is a lot more straightforward than it used to be, but there are still some things to keep in mind. Read This Article → How to Choose Which Apps Update First in iOS 10 Have you ever downloaded or updated a lot of apps at once, then suddenly realized you need to use one of those apps? iOS 10 has a new little feature you’ll like: you can now prioritize a downloading app so that it jumps to the front of the line. Read This Article → How to Use Safari's New Split View on the iPad in iOS 10 Safari’s Split View is a new feature in iOS 10 that allows you to view two Safari windows side-by-side on your iPad. It's similar to the Split View feature that was added to iOS 9, but specifically for Safari. Read This Article → How to Fix the "Screen Overlay Detected" Error on Android Starting with Android Marshmallow, there's a curious error that sometimes shows its face, but can be hard to decipher what's causing it. The "screen overlay detected" error won't allow certain apps to launch, which makes it a real nuisance. Read This Article → How to Speed Up Your Solid-State Drive by Re-Aligning Its Partitions If you’ve migrated your operating system from a mechanical hard drive to a solid-state drive, the partitions may not be properly aligned. This could result in slower performance, which you can fix by re-aligning them. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Getting Started With Ubuntu 16.04 Getting Started with Ubuntu 16.04 is not intended to be a comprehensive Ubuntu instruction manual. It is a quick-start guide that will get you doing the things you need to do with your computer easily, without getting bogged down with technical details. Click here to download