Yes but you don't get Powershell. If you're even remotely into actual scripting on Unix you'll love Powershell's consistency and separation of data/presentation.
I spent fifteen years scripting on Unix for a living. I consider powershell to be garbage. Lack of 'separation of data/presentation' is what made unix ubiquitous. It's also what made HTML ubiquitous. I think it's great that powershell is getting full, native ssh support -- because then I can manage windows computers in a non-ridiculous way, regardless of what PL wankery Microsoft shoved into the syntax.
> I think standardization and easy scripting made Unix ubiquitous. Making a regex to search for start time in ps output did not.
So was it easy or not?
> Most HTML on the internet uses CSS for presentation.
...now. That was extremely not the case during the period that HTML grew popular.
> So it's non ridiculous, but you'd still be using Powershell, which you just said is garbage. I'm not following.
It's non ridiculous because my control scripts can be written in a real scripting language, dispatching generated powershell commands to windows machine over the same protocol that real computers use. Powershell itself isn't really the attraction in this case.
> You seem /really/ pissed off. I'm not sure why.
I'm not sure why you would think that. They're just opinions. I can consider something garbage without getting emotional about it. Actual garbage in a garbage can, for instance.
