Every time I fired up powershell to give it a try, I'm always immediately turned off by:
- How sluggish it feels. A remote bash shell on a raspberry pi feels more responsive to me than a local PS on a beefy PC.
- The way it is opened as a command prompt, in an unresizeable window (unless you fiddle with the settings every time), with no possibility of using shortcuts for copy/paste.
- Also, the default color scheme and font is horrible. I'm aware that it is trivial to fix it in the settings, but why turn off immediately first time users ?
For a normal user (not an IT admin) what are the benefits of learning Powershell for normal day use ?
What would be the best place to start, are there some good tutorials ?
- How sluggish it feels. A remote bash shell on a raspberry pi feels more responsive to me than a local PS on a beefy PC.
- The way it is opened as a command prompt, in an unresizeable window (unless you fiddle with the settings every time), with no possibility of using shortcuts for copy/paste.
- Also, the default color scheme and font is horrible. I'm aware that it is trivial to fix it in the settings, but why turn off immediately first time users ?
For a normal user (not an IT admin) what are the benefits of learning Powershell for normal day use ?
What would be the best place to start, are there some good tutorials ?