What would be the best Windows shell?
What would be the best Windows shell?
Zachary Flores
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Hudson Fisher
cmd obviously
Oliver Cruz
bash
linux compatibility layer
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Christopher Nelson
powershell
Noah Lewis
oh yeah? try to do some basic ssh stuff with """power""" shell
Tyler Reed
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Camden Williams
Powershell isn't even a real shell. Fuck off.
Levi Martinez
What is a shell?
Isaiah Watson
Which Linux shell has ssh built in to it? None of the ones I've tried have done.
Thomas Ross
Bash. Otherwise, Powershell is ok.
Alexander King
I use cmder and have cygwin installed.
Better experience than bash on loonix.
Ayden Phillips
ssh comes by default with every distro I've tried.
The shell doesn't come with grep or sed but they are essential shell commands.
Xavier Harris
WIndows has cmd, PowerShell and Bash, which are the best three shells in existence. You don't really have to choose when you can use the three of them at the same time..
Landon Bailey
Oh so your shell doesn't have ssh capabilities it relies on third party application.
Meanwhile PowerShell comes with PSRemoting built in.
Noah Kelly
>The shell doesn't come with grep or sed but they are essential shell commands
Powershell comes with grep in the form of Select-String and sed in the form of -replace built in to the shell.
Jacob Rogers
Not who you're replying to, but isn't that a security issue?
Anthony Sanders
You have to enable it just like you would sshd, also PSRemoting has constrained endpoints.
Julian Anderson
Do one thing and do it right.
I can install anything I need with a few keystrokes.
Angel Murphy
No, for one reason:
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if you want Linux to not die on the vine, don't fall for it.
Logan Walker
PSRemoting is so terrible that Microsoft is actually porting OpenSSHd to Windows to replace it. This is also why the Win10/Server2k16 console is getting support for ANSI and VT100 escape codes.
Ryder Diaz
So now what you're saying is that not only does it have native remote that works just fine, it also has third party ssh that Linux users have to install for their shells to be able to do anything ssh at all.
Sounds like Windows is the better choice.
Zachary Hernandez
Cmder