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Citation needed. I would love to get the time to learn PowerShell, but it never quite materilises. I still know how to make a basic batch file though. I suspec
by quietbritishjim 5y ago
Citation needed.
I would love to get the time to learn PowerShell, but it never quite materilises. I still know how to make a basic batch file though. I suspect that many are in the same position. (Except that probably most don't feel so bad about it as I do!)
- PufPufPuf 5y agoMy evidence is purely anecdotal, for example both Chocolatey and Scoop package managers use PowerShell internally. Also modern Windows versions replaced "open command line" in the Start right click menu with "open PowerShell". There are many things PowerShell can do and batch files can't, starting with piping output between commands.
- Intermernet 5y agoPowershell actually pipes objects between commands. It's just that they often resemble output!