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Its consistent on windows across shells but its also a hard to find feature if you haven't been using Windows for decades and its not easily scripted. Its still
by PaulKeeble 2y ago
Its consistent on windows across shells but its also a hard to find feature if you haven't been using Windows for decades and its not easily scripted. Its still kind of hard, could be a lot easier than it is.
- duped 2y agoIt's in the registry, iirc. All Linux needs is a standard persistent key/value store(*) that by convention shells check for environment variables before running their rc scripts. So it will never happen. * the file system doesn't count