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And why, after so many years, MS introduced Powershell. Now you can do a GUI-less Windows server install, as manage it completely over the CLI. Never mind tha
by digi_owl 9y ago
And why, after so many years, MS introduced Powershell.
Now you can do a GUI-less Windows server install, as manage it completely over the CLI.
Never mind that with Windows 10 there is no damned way to tell Windows to request a new address from DHCP if the initial attempt failed. The only way to do so is via the CLI and ipconfig.
- partycoder 9y agoPowershell is fine. However the Windows philosophy is different. In Unix, "everything is a file", and what is not a file, is a program that can be configured or a CLI with arguments that can be passed in programatically.