Laurel Raven

I really can’t stress enough how much power and flexibility comes with an object oriented shell, especially with the dotnet type system behind it.

I think most people who hate it just do so either because it came from Microsoft (which… Yeah, that’s understandable), or because it’s a different way of thinking about it (and/or they spent a lot of effort learning how to parse data from strings effectively and hate that it’s made easier?). But love or hate it, it is effective and powerful, and I find myself missing that when working with bash.

This is definitely somewhere that PowerShell shines, all of that is built in and really easy to use

Or PowerShell if you want it extra verbose

Really the only things I’m still using Windows for are work (even if I replace my workstation with Linux, which I’m working on doing, I still have to manage the Windows servers), and simulator games (peripherals work in Linux but often need extra fussing to get them working correctly so for now I’m just sticking with Windows on that machine)

If you have Ubuntu installed in the room, then yes