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I use pwsh as my main shell on both Windows and Linux. For me it's just more sane than bash with less pitfalls that I've experienced. And if there's something I
by vips7L 7y ago
I use pwsh as my main shell on both Windows and Linux. For me it's just more sane than bash with less pitfalls that I've experienced. And if there's something I can't do in pwsh, I have the full power of the .net CLR to do it for me.
- unsignedint 7y agoI have been using pwsh on Linux fairly regularly, too. I got plenty of script and C# modules that I have been using to automate some tasks. (Data wrangling, scraping, and merging, etc.) that I want to use both on Windows and Linux. Since there are certain tasks that are more suitable with regular shell, I have Ctrl-Alt-P assigned to launch pwsh, and Ctrl-Alt-T assigned to zsh under Linux.