It’s indeed a lot like powershell, but I found it to be much less painful to use for everyday tasks. I can’t really put my finger on it, but powershell always felt very clunky and unpredictable to use. With Nushell, I can write pipelines that usually have the desired behavior on the first try. Also, its more convenient in so many different aspects that I can’t go back anymore.

The biggest downside is, that it hasn’t had a stable release yet. While I haven’t encountered any bugs yet, there are often breaking changes with new releases that may break your scripts.

I hope that they’re not here to kill me

There’s the great british bake-off

True

You can add the proper location to the list of possible dirs. Fhen you can movd your dotfile

Hmmbiut maybe thats just LGPL bekng different. I gotta read GPL completely some time

Afaik, you only need to take GPL into consideration if you distribute GPL software. So if you use the os glibc, you can call into it without having to disclose your source code.

I think that’s partly an issue with many people using only Windows. CMD is just so much worse than bash.

Wow, can you hack facebook?