> Well, there is no concept of "the current directory" in the UI of explorer.exe the way there is in CMD.EXE or Bash. You can have multiple directories open and none of them are privileged over the others.
Wouldn't you just have multiple explorer.exe windows open, each with a different folder open? Wouldn't that be similar to having multiple cmd.exe or Bash processes open, each with a different current directory?
Wouldn't you just have multiple explorer.exe windows open, each with a different folder open? Wouldn't that be similar to having multiple cmd.exe or Bash processes open, each with a different current directory?