I totally get where you are coming from. When having to do work on Windows, I used to go out of my way to avoid PowerShell. I finally gave it a solid chance on

I totally get where you are coming from. When having to do work on Windows, I used to go out of my way to avoid PowerShell. I finally gave it a solid chance one day and I've found that it can be surprisingly nice and powerful to work with. You can globally disable policy enforcement. Maybe not the most "secure", but it's not something I wish to bother with. There is also a really nice package management system for PowerShell modules with things like git integration and etc. You can check out my shell configuration here: https://gitlab.com/lholden/WindowsPowerShell https://gitlab.com/lholden/WindowsPowerShell