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On 10/7/2011 21:47, Jim Henderson wrote:
> Well, no, it's more about advanced usage. And CLI in Windows these days
> is also for advanced users.
And for anything above the level of really simple BAT files, you're better
off using wsh, which is much closer to bash than cmd.exe.
> Like you said, it's an extra install. sed/grep/awk/perl/vim are standard
> tools in most Linux installs.
I'd argue the entire Linux install is a free, extra install. ;-)
> I can edit text files without installing tools that are non standard.
You can edit the registry without installing non-standard tools too. If
you're going to argue that a developer having to download the free developer
toolkit is a significant difference, then you really shouldn't be a
developer on Windows. ;-)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
How come I never get only one kudo?
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