> Also rm -rf being instant is a big win (I know it probably isn't under the hood but I don't care, as a user I can get on with my day). Oh it actually is. It'

> Also rm -rf being instant is a big win (I know it probably isn't under the hood but I don't care, as a user I can get on with my day). Oh it actually is. It's just that Windows is dog slow at handling files (as opposed to their contents), for a multitude of reasons (I understand that there actually has been a little bit of work in recent years on some of these issues to improve performance for WSL and git).