I've switched various OSes in my life, adapting to them and adapting them to my needs as possible NOT trying to bring the old one paradigm in the new OS. PowerS

I've switched various OSes in my life, adapting to them and adapting them to my needs as possible NOT trying to bring the old one paradigm in the new OS. PowerShell IMVHO might be more powerful than shell scripts BUT is so horrid just in mere language terms that I doubt more than very few Windows users would learn it. Consider a thing: usability matter. A second one: my OS is mine, not one that decide on my back, surprise with silent upgrades that lock shutdown or bootup, that show ads inside something bought to work with etc. All this characteristics makes Windows a crappy system no matter any paradigm. In Windows the user is not at the center, is just a data cow to be milked giving back crumbs in exchange. GNU/Linux is still crappy for many reasons, but at least have a certain usability and stability, witch make it far less crappy than Windows. In Enterprise terms Windows have done far more work than GNU/Linux witch formally makes Windows admin a far easier job in an enterprise, however I see Windows admins always stressed and without much free time to evolve the infra they manage, while GNU/Linux ones sometimes are stressed but not for most of the time and those who want can spare time to improve... Windows is a product made to munge money, nothing wrong with that but that's means that's an anti-user product. And that's matter MUCH.