With Windows, it is just tough. One place where Linux always used to have an advantage over DOS and Windows was the shell. There are lots of variations available under Linux, but bash seems to be ...

so you can call Windows executables from within a Unix shell simply by calling the executable like you would from any command prompt. The opposite works too--such as using "ls" to get a Unix-style ...

You can easily change your default shell to PowerShell on Linux by using the chsh command. You may think of PowerShell as the command-line interface and scripting language on Windows, did you know ...