

While enabling (limited) cross-platform scripting is a technological achievement (braggable, but arcanely), this probably isn’t going to be leveraged (or even perhaps understood) by the single platform Windows-centric developers (what percentage of PowerShell adopters would leverage the poly-platform capabilities? Many of us, due to corporate restrictions aren’t even allowed to tie two windows machines together, let alone two operating systems). So to the people who design it and are like “its boring, it needs something new” may be pretty far in front of the curve). (and full audience saturation & adoption takes time, discovery lag. Powershell is genuinely growing into an effective & accessible platform, bringing automation & easier understanding of administration of all things Windows to the masses. Is some trepidation regarding this direction chosen for PowerShell, and evolution into PowerShell Core wrong?

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