I've been using Nu as my default shell in Windows Terminal on my personal PC for a good year or so now. Can't recommend it enough. It integrates pretty well wit

I've been using Nu as my default shell in Windows Terminal on my personal PC for a good year or so now. Can't recommend it enough. It integrates pretty well with windows PowerShell/CMD in that you can easily reference binaries outside of Nu's shell environment. Like PowerShell, Nu also has the concept of structured data primitives that can be passed between programs. Between Nu and the new-ish winget package manager it almost feels like a proper linux distribution these days.