
OK, I just stumbled across the coolest thing.
Occasionally I use PowerShell because it’s the easiest way to get batch processes accomplished on a Windows computer, or sometimes the only way to implement a feature (e.g. making folders case-sensitive to avoid naming conflicts when syncing with nix computers).
But it’s always a bit of a pain because I have to look up ways to do basic things I can easily do in a POSIX-style environment without needing a reference (e.g. find
, grep
, sed
, df
, vim
) and sometimes their implementation is awkward or clunky, or just not easily possible.
Enter Powerbash:
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