That's fine, I also pretty much prefer standard Unix tools, due to how efficient they are, but you can't just say made up stuff with no valid explanation, because Powershell has still nothing to do with bash.
Powershell has a completely different approach of working with commands than traditional Unix shells. You pretty much don't know what you are talking about.
Powershell at first seems to be weird and clunky, but after you get used to its syntax you can quickly look up and use its commands without much guessing.
Exactly my point. But thanks for explaining it further.
I mean it still technically is. Modern web browsers for example use as much memory as they can do for efficiency, but they will free up memory (to certain point) if other applications need it.
Well of course they are, after all they are slowly becoming one of these malicious companies it tried to fight with.
It's a good thing. After all, I don't care when Amazon goes down.
And even for that cases it's bloated as fuck.
Not a problem for me, since I plan to stop using Windows in 2025.
I still prefer my adulthood, because at least I am no longer bullied, I am not forced to do bullshit homework, and I don't need to learn stuff that I won't ever need in my life, but instead I can focus on learning stuff that either I am deeply interested in or has any practical use in real life.
Yeah, that's what I actually did on my secondary computer (laptop), where I dual booted Windows 10 and openSUSE Tumbleweed, before switching entirely to openSUSE.
I am planning to do the same for my main PC, but instead of doing different partitions for each OS, I will most likely give Linux (probably openSUSE as well, but I might try Fedora Atomic this time) an entire SSD for it's use.