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You don’t have to use Verb-LongNoun. PowerShell will fuzzy match as long as it’s not ambiguous. Verb-L might be enough. If you’re in an interactive shell they’r

by vips7L 4y ago

You don’t have to use Verb-LongNoun. PowerShell will fuzzy match as long as it’s not ambiguous. Verb-L might be enough. If you’re in an interactive shell they’re already aliased to shorter forms like “gal” for Get-Alias or “gci” for Get-ChildItem. I’m not OP but things I like about PowerShell: - Objects instead of text - The entire C# std lib is accessible - One tool with the same UX vs several different tools with different UX.

wruza 4y ago
Wow, your first paragraph alone is why I’ll never even touch PS.
- vips7L 4y ago
  That’s okay. I’ll never touch bash myself.
- HyperSane 4y ago
  I don't rely on fuzzy matching, but autocompletion is very good in powershell, not just for command names but also command parameters and even enums for parameters.