Shells on Linux/Unix everything can be accessed as a file. Everything. In PowerShell it is a object, or maybe a file, or maybe a handle, or a resource, or a str

Shells on Linux/Unix everything can be accessed as a file. Everything. In PowerShell it is a object, or maybe a file, or maybe a handle, or a resource, or a string. A complete catastrophe is Az PowerShell. Why isn't everything a object? The answer is the origins of how Windows handles everything. It diverged every time a new hire took over a subsystem. "Not invented by me" ran strong in those days.