It certainly breaks with Windows tradition, but you're still not writing in BASH. I would call it "New Windows". Windows tech that is written for Windows but is

It certainly breaks with Windows tradition, but you're still not writing in BASH. I would call it "New Windows". Windows tech that is written for Windows but is acknowledging that there may be a better way to do things. Regardless, they're all making win32 kernel calls, and no need for an emulation/virtualization. They were, at least, written for Windows.