I'm not sure I would say enterprises have been "automating Windows for decades". Enterprises buy products and invest time in SCCM but it has never been as good

I'm not sure I would say enterprises have been "automating Windows for decades". Enterprises buy products and invest time in SCCM but it has never been as good as config management tools on Linux. It can solve some of the problems but because the OS is so controlled in hard to automate registry keys and %APPDATA% directories it's never as powerful. I wish more people had switched to PowerShell a long time ago. I actually also wished Microsoft would have announced PowerShell on OS X and Linux. I would have been more excited for that. I haven't used it for a couple of years but back then (when they introduced DSC) it still had a long way to go.