I have to say, having started using PowerShell recently, it's better. It's frustrating because I have decades of muscle memory in ksh and bash, but that's not e

I have to say, having started using PowerShell recently, it's better. It's frustrating because I have decades of muscle memory in ksh and bash, but that's not enough to prevent me from recognizing that the CLR for loading components into the same process space and being able to work with and pass objects in that process space in your shell is clearly the right way forward.