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I have no problems with powershell wanting to pipe "objects" but I still want a POSIX environment under Windows. And about why POSIX deserve to win ? For me i
by zwetan 11y ago
I have no problems with powershell wanting to pipe "objects"
but I still want a POSIX environment under Windows.
And about why POSIX deserve to win ?
For me it's about cross-platform command-line, I need to be able to run command-line tools that just behave the same under Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
So far, Windows has ignored the command-line for years, and when they don't ignore it they change it every couple of years, from scripting hosts WSH to PowerShell to whatever else ...
Just sayin' it's hard to take Windows seriously when it come to the command-line environment, it is a huge mess.
- KirinDave 11y ago> For me it's about cross-platform command-line, I need to be able to run command-line tools that just behave the same under Windows, Mac OS X and Linux Then join my headache world of all 3 versions of bash doing subtly different things. We used to think our automation/deploy scripting could be cross platform if we used bash. Oh what heady and foolish days those were.