I am specifically talking about Linux, did you misread?
My experience is managing over a hundred thousand vms at once across multiple countries, and have managed large fleets of tens of thousands or hundreds thousand+ for decades. This is old hat.
My desktop runs Linux. My laptop runs Linux. My phone runs Linux. The phone is the only one without a running SSH server. I'm pretty sure the openssh server is also a default package in Fedora Workstation, it's just got the service disabled by default unless you flick on a check box in the Gnome window.
Windows Server also supports SSH, and has several shell options.
I couldn't answer for any Apple device.
I guess my experience is narrow, though.
Hey, how many git servers do you know not running Linux? That's an interesting question!
Edit: Curious what you think both GitLab and GitHub run on, and if those have ssh enabled or not.
My experience is managing over a hundred thousand vms at once across multiple countries, and have managed large fleets of tens of thousands or hundreds thousand+ for decades. This is old hat.
My desktop runs Linux. My laptop runs Linux. My phone runs Linux. The phone is the only one without a running SSH server. I'm pretty sure the openssh server is also a default package in Fedora Workstation, it's just got the service disabled by default unless you flick on a check box in the Gnome window.
Windows Server also supports SSH, and has several shell options.
I couldn't answer for any Apple device.
I guess my experience is narrow, though.
Hey, how many git servers do you know not running Linux? That's an interesting question!
Edit: Curious what you think both GitLab and GitHub run on, and if those have ssh enabled or not.