Windows to Have Better CLI
MickyJ writes "The command line interface to the Windows Server OS will be changed to the new Monad Shell (MSH), in a phased implementation to take place over the next three to five years. 'It will exceed what has been delivered in Linux and Unix for many years', so says Bob Muglia, a Senior VP at Microsoft." More from the Tom's Hardware article: "The language in Muglia's comment offers the first clear indication that WMI may be yet one more component being left behind, as Microsoft moves away from portions of Windows architecture that have historically been vulnerable to malicious attack."
Things like that are novelties that keep people interesting in writing it. Transparent shells have little actual use [and waste resources] but look cool and give you braging rights.
Tom
Someday, I'll have a real sig.
> 1. Write complex management interface
> 2. Shore up security holes over many years of
> use and testing
> 3. Ditch for new immature code
> 4. ?
> 5. Profit!
4. Goto 2
My other post is a First.
It already has one. It is called cygwin.