I have been using Powershell, primarily on Windows, as my primary shell for a few years. I honestly prefer it to bash. I don't set it as my default shell on Lin

I have been using Powershell, primarily on Windows, as my primary shell for a few years. I honestly prefer it to bash. I don't set it as my default shell on Linux, but that's because 99% of my bash usage (and the majority of my Linux usage) these days is explicitly to test a piece of code written in bash. Configured with PSReadline Emacs mode it really feels pretty much like bash for the most part, except better. https://github.com/lukeschlather/dotfiles/blob/master/src/WindowsPowerShell/profile.ps1 https://github.com/lukeschlather/dotfiles/blob/master/src/Wi... (Concrete better: copy-paste, selecting with the mouse, scrolling all just work. Copy-paste pastes multiline by default so you don't end up executing commands without a chance to review.) I've been wanting to try out elvish which seems like it might be a cleaner and more "unixy" pwsh. https://elv.sh/ https://elv.sh/