Basically what Horusiath said. I'm a big fan of C# and the .Net platform as well. Being able to mix C# code in a project is compelling. If C# had a strong nati

Basically what Horusiath said. I'm a big fan of C# and the .Net platform as well. Being able to mix C# code in a project is compelling. If C# had a strong native SSH(I'm aware of netssh, but something a bit more official/active) implementation, and a WinRM/Remoting implementation that wasn't hidden inside the Powershell project, I think there would be a .Net OSS tools explosion..