I find this interesting because, well, I’ve used bash on Windows for _ages_ (literally before the EMWACs toolkit came out for NT 4.0, and I spent many, many yea

I find this interesting because, well, I’ve used bash on Windows for _ages_ (literally before the EMWACs toolkit came out for NT 4.0, and I spent many, many years running Cygwin). I have to use PowerShell, but since it essentially wraps .NET services I very much prefer to either write C# (and have vastly more maintainable and testable code) or, when removing, invoke the APIs using a Unix scripting language. And these days I can write nice “portable” (ok, retargetable) binaries inside WSL and output a Windows build if I need to…