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> because when I am in a shell I don't want to spend days typing out and tabbing forever trying to write some quick one liner command I'll never look at again.
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
> because when I am in a shell I don't want to spend days typing out and tabbing forever trying to write some quick one liner command I'll never look at again.
Even without the hyperbole you have a comically exaggerated idea of how long it takes to write quick one-liners in PowerShell. For me personally, it helps a lot that I don't have to look up cryptic three-letter command names, obtuse switches, or the precise sed incantation to glue things together.