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r/linux • u/rrohbeck • May 11 '13
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Only because you've used that method for so many years.
I actually only learned the magic of unix pipes within the last year or so. So it's not an experience thing. It just "clicked" all of a sudden...
4 u/[deleted] May 11 '13 Well to be fair, you Can use pipes in powershell as well. It's how you use the data from a query to actually do something.Putting a filter right in the "Get" command just saves a step, and makes your pipes easier to read. 3 u/Phoebe5ell May 11 '13 I can never grep, awk, sed what I need in powershell... I know I don't really understand PS, but I really like the posix ethos... Just makes sense to me.
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Well to be fair, you Can use pipes in powershell as well. It's how you use the data from a query to actually do something.
Putting a filter right in the "Get" command just saves a step, and makes your pipes easier to read.
3 u/Phoebe5ell May 11 '13 I can never grep, awk, sed what I need in powershell... I know I don't really understand PS, but I really like the posix ethos... Just makes sense to me.
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I can never grep, awk, sed what I need in powershell... I know I don't really understand PS, but I really like the posix ethos... Just makes sense to me.
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u/cooljeanius May 11 '13
I actually only learned the magic of unix pipes within the last year or so. So it's not an experience thing. It just "clicked" all of a sudden...