Don't know how it looks in Vista, but Windows 7 Task Scheduling seems revamped quite a bit to the point that it looks to be a complete super-set of services. You can do remote management through MMC.
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Cron inside WSL beats Windows Task Scheduler for one reason: it actually works the way I think
You've probably already heard the standard pitch for WSL. Windows Subsystem for Linux gives users an environment to run Linux apps, commands, and graphical tools. That pitch is accurate, and the fact ...
The automation should live with the programs it manages.
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