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Peter Mortensen
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In a couple of lines, Cygwin and PowershellPowerShell are different tools however if you have Cygwin installed you can run the Cygwin executables within a PowershellPowerShell session. I'veI've gotten so used to PowershellPowerShell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. ThereThere are pretty much built-in alternatives in PowershellPowerShell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe, but within a PowershellPowerShell session.

WorksIt works great.

In a couple of lines, Cygwin and Powershell are different tools however if you have Cygwin installed you can run the Cygwin executables within a Powershell session. I've gotten so used to Powershell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. There are pretty much built-in alternatives in Powershell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe but within a Powershell session.

Works great.

In a couple of lines, Cygwin and PowerShell are different tools however if you have Cygwin installed you can run the Cygwin executables within a PowerShell session. I've gotten so used to PowerShell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. There are pretty much built-in alternatives in PowerShell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe, but within a PowerShell session.

It works great.

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CharlesB
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In a couple of lines, Cygwin and Powershell are different tools however if you have GywinCygwin installed you can run the GywinCygwin executables within a Powershell session. I've gotten so used to Powershell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. There are pretty much built-in alternatives in Powershell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe but within a Powershell session.

Works great.

In a couple of lines, Cygwin and Powershell are different tools however if you have Gywin installed you can run the Gywin executables within a Powershell session. I've gotten so used to Powershell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. There are pretty much built-in alternatives in Powershell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe but within a Powershell session.

Works great.

In a couple of lines, Cygwin and Powershell are different tools however if you have Cygwin installed you can run the Cygwin executables within a Powershell session. I've gotten so used to Powershell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. There are pretty much built-in alternatives in Powershell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe but within a Powershell session.

Works great.

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yaxzone
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In a couple of lines, Cygwin and Powershell are different tools however if you have Gywin installed you can run the Gywin executables within a Powershell session. I've gotten so used to Powershell that now I no longer use grep, sort, awk, etc. There are pretty much built-in alternatives in Powershell, and if not you can find a cmdlet out there.

The main tool I find myself using is ssh.exe but within a Powershell session.

Works great.