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I like that you actually can ls in power shell now
yeah
I’m so sorry but this is how I pictured your response lmao
lol
Add ls.bat in your windows directory with dir as the source. It basically acts as an alias.
Still won’t help me when I type
ifconfigordig, though.Also I’ve noticed there is also a curl in Windows CLI that I believe is based on libcurl, but when called from powershell is an alias for (iirc)
Invoke-WebRequest.ifconfig doesn’t even work in a lot of Linux distros anymore.
I came across this one just yesterday and while it was convenient at first, I immediately got frustrated when I went to add some parameters and discovered it wasn’t actually
curl
echo @dir %1 %2 %3>%windir%\system32\ls.batSomething like that should fix the problem, I think…
:puke:
You’re no fun…
%0|%0
Cmd? What century is this? Use powershell
I’m gonna take it a step further and say to use the new Terminal app from the winapp store which lets you integrate ALL command lines into one app and it looks snazzy to boot!
Check it out mother fuckers!
Yes I love it. It’s on w11 by default
I hate it, it takes too long to start up.
Maybe something is wrong with your pc. It takes me about 5 seconds. Or you are just very impatient.
5 seconds is way too long when all I need to do is run small utility in batch.
Agreed. Terminal is the shite. Makes working in WSL Ubuntu really rewarding.
I’ve found that powershell doesn’t play nice with many command line developer tools so cmd it is.
Yeah powershell is better 95% of the time. But that other 5% of the time you have to go back to CMD and redo what you were attempting. So the work done in powershell is a waste of time 5% of the time, and you still will need to know CMD to be able make everything work.
So Powershell is better in theory, but in actual practice I tend to do things in CMD because I know it will work.
I really like PowerShell’s object-oriented approach to pipelines. Unix pipes feel really dated in comparison.
My brain is still hardwired to do Win+R CMD Enter…
You can just press Win key and type whatever to search and enter to open. WIN Term Enter, and there’s your Windows Terminal.
Takes way too long to open, have weird issues all the time
It’ll always be “Bad command or file name” to me.
sfc/scannow
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=gnu+utils+for+windows&t=fpas&ia=web
That’s what I used, back when I still had MS-Windows installed…
feels good to say “it’s been years”, tho…
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Dir?
what did you say? say that again to my face, I dare you.
I apologize. I didnt mean to offend anyone!
Too many letters
Why are DOS commands always so verbose?
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But what about Linux subsystem for windows tho
