Microsoft's new CLI
An anonymous reader writes "Months ago a story ran regarding a job advert at Microsoft for a developer role to lead the work on a new generation of command line interface.
It has now been disclosed at the PDC and its name is MSH (Microsoft SHell), codenamed MONAD.
Here is the best description so far."
narber
The problem is that .msh files will be exectuted by default from the mail reader, the web browser, and the media player. Virus writers will be the first people adopt the scripts, and be the only ones to use them because Microsoft won't advertise, support, document, or otherwise promote the technology. As a result, administrators will have to find a way to turn of .msh scripting and nobody will be able to use it anyway.
I was chatting with a friend on ICQ only this morning about OSX, and how cool it looks, and how tempting buying an Apple machine would be, if only we had the money.
Then I remarked that Longhorn could well also bring some very good stuff - after all, Win2k and XP are pretty-much rock solid as far as desktop expectations and demands go, and Longhorn's 2006 shipping date gives MS plenty of time to learn from OSX's example.
Looks like maybe I was right.
It's official. Most of you are morons.
With something called DOS..
"You lied to me! There is a Swansea!"
Microsoft has just created a new CLI that's sort of good. That must have been real difficult considering CLI's have been around since the fifties! So they created one that is almost as good as the ones written back in the 60's. In the words of Ben Stien: Wow.
There's a growing sense that even if The Future comes,
most of us won't be able to afford it.
-- Lemmy
"Girls"... does that have somethign to do with GNU?