No. Powershell structured pipe might look beautifully to architecture astronauts, but it is a step back. The value of the component is the higher, the more co

No. Powershell structured pipe might look beautifully to architecture astronauts, but it is a step back. The value of the component is the higher, the more components it can communicate with. Pure stream pipes in unices are the universal language; object pipes in powershell break the language in many incomprehensible fragments, and each component there needs "translator" for each specific fragment it can understand on input or output. Yes, it means that in the unix environment you may need some tool to be a middleman to extract only few things from the bigger stream; but these tools are also universal, unlike the need to understand specific piped object in the powershell world. CORBA wasn't left "halfbaked". It was too complex for its own good, and unlike COM, there was nobody interested in pushing it further, so it was left behind. For a more lightweight messaging, there are XPC (macOS) or dbus (linux).