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The current version of the Windows terminal is not bad. And Powershell does have some advantages. The object-orientation, for example, I definitely see as an advantage.
i still don't know how to split one commit into multiples (without going insane (if it's even possible)) without a gui like https://github.com/git-cola/git-cola, and that should be a simple operation (especially with git's "split every change into individual commits make it easier to cherry pick" conventions)
I like to use bat for this. Try setting it as your MANPAGER and using it to colorize your ` --help outputs.
Also be sure to check out tldr pages for those moments when the full manual feels overwhelming to you. (I recommend tealdeer as the client to use). Don't forget that you can use your pager to search through manpages, either! Hit the / key, type EXAMPLES and hit enter to skip right to the EXAMPLES section, if there is one.
Also be sure to check out tldr pages for those moments when the full manual feels overwhelming to you. (I recommend tealdeer as the client to use). Don't forget that you can use your pager to search through manpages, either! Hit the / key, type EXAMPLES and hit enter to skip right to the EXAMPLES section, if there is one.