Use the Windows 10 Mail Client, I think it’s better anyway. There are really not that many times I need to get into to outlook to do anything anymore.
This is because Docker works with Windows Server containers as well. I haven’t downloaded the new Docker that supposedly does this out of the box, but it runs on Hyper-V not VirtualBox. You can probably make it so that it uses VirtualBox instead of Hyper-V, but if you haven’t tried Hyper-V you should. I like it better than VirtualBox most of the time.
Like I mentioned in the other post, I use the ssh stuff that ships with msysgit, though now I think it’s just called Git for Windows. It ships with all the ssh stuff you need, just create a .ssh folder in your User Profile/Home directory.
These aliases are what are in my PowerShell Profile. Use Write-Host $PROFILE to find it’s location
set-alias ssh-agent "C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\ssh-agent.exe"
set-alias ssh-add "C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\ssh-add.exe"
set-alias ssh "C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\ssh-add.exe"
It also comes with ssh-keygen, but I only used a couple of times and was too lazy to create an alias.
Though I haven’t used ssh in awhile, and I think that I had it starting the agent and adding my key in my profile. When I stopped needing to SSH, I just took those lines out.
The only other thing is NIFs, you will need a compiler of some sort. I think that there is an Elixir package that uses Visual Studio automatically though? Either way I hate having a compiler in my path. But I have msys2 and mingw on my machine, and have a function that will add it to my path for when I do need it.
Is there something in particular that you don’t like?