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Jeffrey Snover once answered this on Stack Overflow. The answer is that bash and all the other Unix tools wouldn't help you very much on an operating system whe
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Jeffrey Snover once answered this on Stack Overflow. The answer is that bash and all the other Unix tools wouldn't help you very much on an operating system where things are accessible via an API and not via text files and command-line programs. That's why PowerShell also has "drives" for things like the registry and the certificate store. Even functions, aliases, environment variables and PowerShell variables get their own drive, funnily enough.