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If you're 95% on Linux, you might like PowerShell just because it's a bit more familiar. You can run 'ls' and 'rm -r somedir' just like you're used to (althoug
by dietrichepp 13y ago
If you're 95% on Linux, you might like PowerShell just because it's a bit more familiar. You can run 'ls' and 'rm -r somedir' just like you're used to (although with quirks, 'rm' only takes one argument, but the argument can be a wildcard... which is expanded by rm, not the shell). I'd say I spend 98-99% of my time in Linux or OS X + zsh, and during my 1-2% time on Windows I was using MSYS until I found PowerShell.