What is the difference between Cmd, PowerShell, and Bash? | One Dev Question
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- What's the difference between Cmd, Powershell, and Bash? Hmmmmm, sounds like a good question for Rich Turner. Listen in to hear his answer. Lots more command line thoughts from Rich in his blog posts here: msft.social/uArL72
you explain so kindly and simply for any beginner to understand.
It shows your level of high expertise.
Thanks for explaining in sign language as well, it really helped.
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I love this guy. Short video, very informative and helpful. Thank you :)
i am looking for partner who want to learn bash through co opearation
Short ,crisp and to the point.Amazing 👌
i am looking for partner who want to learn bash through co opearation
Good to the point intro on 'shell' differences.
Very Well-Said. straight and to the point!
Sooo...powershell is basically an updated version of CMD? If so, why not just remove CMD completely???
Same reason why Windows 10 is such a mess.
Jiggywatt still better than mac os
By the same reason you can't complety unistall candy crush game app.
PowerShell is much more than that - it is a whole script language
@Nuvallo Removing IE entirely would kill a lot of the things you run on your PC. For instance, when you completely remove your IE it'll make League of Legends stop working due to their storefront actually using IE in client to work. Additionally, Edge now runs on Chromium and really is the exact same as Chrome without Google integration.
We now know that they're working on an additional new Terminal called "Terminal" that is an updated PowerShell GUI. That should be replacing both. It's also worth noting that you can run BASH inside of PowerShell as well as the new Terminal.
Thank You, so much, for clearing this up for me. I'm currently preparing to do some serious dev work, and i'm integrating my VSCode with my GitHub Desktop, natively, and I needed to choose between these three in one of the options windows. You made choosing easy for me.
which one have you chosen?
Yea what did you choose
i am looking for partner who want to learn bash through co opearation
wondering what serious dev work you had, while you had this "serious problem" ROFL!
Great, now I need to look for "rich object."
I swear his last line says "...and is becoming very poorly adopted." 🤣
BROADLY!
I really love powerful shell as a linux user it didn't take me too long to get used to it
I am a long time windows user about 5 years. Yet I became families solely to the terminal and its power through WSL Ubuntu, not through windows. It's confusing, some bash like commands execute in the Terminal, while not in cmd. Some work in cmd but not in Powershell. Too confusing.
can't focus on the content yet, too distracted by Rich's totally believable and cool shirt on shirt action. also two watches.
2006, and it was first called Monad (Powershell). Biggest difference is how it deals with the "text" in the console that's displayed. Unlike bash, and cmd, Powershell uses objects to work with instead of just text.
Hilarious, thanks for the guidance businessman
Short and informative.
Thanks!
how CMD limited? we dont understand what he said the difference? thanks to explain
I'M WONDERING.
When i write a script with cmd I can easily save it as .cmd file and launch it with a double click. Why isn't that possible with powershell?
It is just a “security” feature. You have to create another .cmd file and call the .ps1 file.
Thank you. Good info.
Perfect, thank you!! ;)
Not clear, can Microsoft show how different inside the CMD, Powershell and Bash?
czcams.com/video/759Ay9mggi4/video.html THIS EXPLAINS IT SO YOU KNOW.
Two watches is powerful Microsoft energy
thanks !
No doubt Bash is the best! However, it's only the black terminal box that sure makes me travel back in time, making me feel as if using MS-DOS in school life!
i am looking for partner who want to learn bash through co opearation
powershell > bash > cmd
Very helpful 😄👏
How difficult would it be for you to just make the Cmd Shell compatible with Unix commands as opposed to MS-DOS commands that are exclusive to your ecosystem and nobody else's. Seriously it's the main reason people turn to Apple for developer equipment, we shouldn't need WSL just get the Unix commands to work on the Cmd Shell
I am using PowerShell everywhere )) In Windows and in Linux as well.
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Two watches lol!
And all can be used, and open at the same time in the excellent Windows Terminal.
and the best thing is tabs
Bash is for Linux and Mac
what he is wearing inside the T-shirt? another T-shirt?
Bash is superior to Powershell.
u sure?
Opinons differ. Bash commands have virtually no consistency in options so it's much more of a pain to learn. Powershell rocks consistency.
They are different approaches with different strengths and weaknesses
Chuck Wagner use powershell in linux and make with it programmes...
It would be nice if you give it a try. After that, your comment will be edited.
Since. You gonna realize how powerful and consistent Powershell is
Cmd best
Thanks for the explanation. I understood nothing.
Bash is easy to use, anyone can learn it and opens the entire system up to you - Powershell is a torturous insane asylum that does zero out of the box and is near impossible to set up and configure and always looks ugly.
Pretty much a Linux vs Windows thing.
Weird, I had the exact opposite experience.
me who uses the fish shell
you should use windows terminal with powershell rather than the terminal it comes with.
The fact that it does less is more of an issue with the programs and paths on your computer, not the shell itself. What does it 'not do'?
@@sub-harmonik I think the main issue is that many programmes that exist were written for Bash, and hence are not directly transferable to PowerShell which deals with processing via objects and not lines of text??
Programs need to be heavily modified to run in PowerShell??
anyone find his hand gestures mimicking typing funny?
Some years ago I tried to open relatively large (100M) text file with PowerShell. It struggled for a while and crashed. I had 16 GB memory in my workstation. A typical low-class Microsoft product. I never tried Powershell since then and I hope never will have to. Simple and old "vi" is smart enough not to load everything from the large file at ounce.
I routinely handle files ten to twenty times that size without issue. I can't say what the issue is that you were having, but it wasn't powershell.
what do you mean 'open a large text file with powershell'? powershell is not a text editor. I use powershell and open neovim from it and it works fine aside from some minor diff highlighting issues and having to configure the shell integration a little bit
Your hand gestures are distracting lol
Well, if a dev asks himself this idk if he's a dev at all...
r/gatekeeping r/iamverysmart
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