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Windows to get a shell.

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Jason Nadal blogs about Microsoft's new command line shell, code-named Monad. Like Longhorn, the new shell is years away, but it does sound very cool. Thomas Lee's post MSH Rocks provides some more details:

Thomas Lee: MSH takes the incredible power of the pipelined cmdlet approach of Unix, but instead of passing raw text, MSH sends NET Managed objects between cmdlets. That's right, objects, not raw text. Managed, typesafe, and easy to write/extend .NET Managed objects!


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Monad links http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/stefandemetz/posts/11794.aspx Monad petition http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/stefandemetz/posts/18106.aspx

Posted by stefandemetz on July 13, 2004 at 07:30 PM EDT #

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