You are right. The guy that wrote PowerShell says that UNIX is document oriented configuration while windows is API oriented configuration.
To get into it in any depth you have to approach windows programmatically. The most power is through C\C++...to be a good windows admin you need to read the docs about how you interact with different subsystems, even if you aren't going to code against them.
To get into it in any depth you have to approach windows programmatically. The most power is through C\C++...to be a good windows admin you need to read the docs about how you interact with different subsystems, even if you aren't going to code against them.