windows

I often use grep in Windows and Linux to find text in files. I have noticed that grep only works on traditional text files with .txt, .c, .cpp, .list, etc extensions. It doesn’t work with Markdown and C# text files and I find this frustrating. I have found a parallel grep program in the Microsoft Learn code samples written by David Pine that overcomes the grep limitations. The thing that I really like about this program is that I can use regular expressions in the search text. ...

In one of the Windows 10 feature upgrades Microsoft decided to make Powershell the default command shell on the Windows start menu (Win-X keys). I use Powershell occasionally and wanted the option to use the Command prompt instead. To do this go to: Settings > Personalization > Taskbar There is an option to replace Windows Powershell with the command prompt.