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To be pedantic, the article mentions that he's using "the Windows command line", and not Bash. So Powershell's non-cross-platformness does not seem to be breaki
by joemi 13y ago
To be pedantic, the article mentions that he's using "the Windows command line", and not Bash. So Powershell's non-cross-platformness does not seem to be breaking his goals any more than that.
- runjake 13y agoTo be further pedantic, the article is about maintain a relatively-close command line environment between Windows, Linux, and OS X. The parent commenter failed to notice this.
- lucb1e 13y ago(I haven't read the article yet) What, it doesn't recommend bash but the default Windows shell? That's really weird, bash makes the shell by itself 10 times more versatile, regardless of what commands are available. Edit: > using a text-only interface is extremely foreign. Oh I see, he's newb (as in the normal meaning of the word, not mocking). That explains.