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> Guess no one thought to start a new project, rather than changing a 30 year-old one that hadn't been touched in 20.

To be fair, that's what led to Powershell and Command Prompt co-existing. I guess Microsoft wanted to reduce the number of console backends.



The shell(s) and console are two different things, I’m talking about the second.




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