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Hopefully the next rise or WSL, Windows Terminal, and the OSS PowerShell will help that. I’ve anecdotally noticed more people using or willing to use PowerShel
by filmgirlcw 6y ago
Hopefully the next rise or WSL, Windows Terminal, and the OSS PowerShell will help that.
I’ve anecdotally noticed more people using or willing to use PowerShell in some scenarios, now that it’s at parity on Mac and Linux (there are a few things in old-school classic Windows PowerShell that don’t work on Mac/Linux but the future direction and support is all x-platform) and it’s certainly easier to get a Linux shell running in Windows than ever before.
Disclosure: I work at Microsoft but not on any of these tools.
- eeskildsen 6y agoCross-platform PowerShell is fantastic. It's one of the first things I install on a new Linux box nowadays. I don't think I could go back to a string-based shell. Objects are so much cleaner and easier to manipulate. Plus you get a huge standard library out of the box with its .NET integration. It's really impressive what Microsoft has done with it.