It's not GNU wget, wget is aliased to PowerShell's Invoke-WebRequest. I should have shown that command probably. You don't have to install plugins, tab complet

It's not GNU wget, wget is aliased to PowerShell's Invoke-WebRequest. I should have shown that command probably. You don't have to install plugins, tab completion etc works out of the box, copy/paste as well but in a not too handy way, I was just suggesting how to make it better. Then again, I have yet to meet a shell and OS which has all tools I want out of the box so for me the 'I down't want to install stuff' point is moot. Though if it's not for you, that's fine but you might get stuck at times. Nearly every interaction I have had with Powershell in the past 3 years has left me sad, angry, and frustrated. That is certainly possible, but isn't that just the result of not knowing it well enough? I mean, I've felt the same when first learning bash years ago. I quickly figured it mostly wasn't because of bash, but rather my lack of knowledge and/or trying to do things my (conceived 'proper') way instead of the bash way.