Oh god, it actually ships with Edge as default browser, “which is based on open source technologies and uniquely engineered for security, privacy and performance” according to their website.
And WHY? would you use Powershell in a Linux distro?
And WHY? would you use Powershell in a Linux distro?
This is definitely a hot take, but PowerShell is a better scripting environment than shell scripts. Much more powerful since you have the entire .NET framework available, and it’s a more modern design (e.g. you pipe objects rather than plain strings, so extracting particular fields from some data is straightforward, and you rarely need to use grep or cut). Since it’s available out-of-the-box on Windows, it’s not a bad environment for cross-platform scripts.
Oh god, it actually ships with Edge as default browser, “which is based on open source technologies and uniquely engineered for security, privacy and performance” according to their website.
And WHY? would you use Powershell in a Linux distro?
This is definitely a hot take, but PowerShell is a better scripting environment than shell scripts. Much more powerful since you have the entire .NET framework available, and it’s a more modern design (e.g. you pipe objects rather than plain strings, so extracting particular fields from some data is straightforward, and you rarely need to use
greporcut). Since it’s available out-of-the-box on Windows, it’s not a bad environment for cross-platform scripts.Agree, powershell is great. Its powerful, easy to write, readable and object orientated, not stringly typed
@dan @KISSmyOS That’s insane
Maybe, but I think we can all agree that it’s a better choice than Perl.