I didn't know you could run powershell on a Mac. I am not sure that is a common use case though, I suspect most developers on Mac are more comfortable with the Unix shells. I think that is one of the main selling points for using a Mac for developing software not specifically targeted to Apple platforms.
Microsoft is of course trying to address that by offering WSL linux on Windows and by offering Linux & CMake support in Visual Studio 2019.
True, but if our hole infrastructure are based on windows servers and windows clients then I constantly get request to do some kind of script etc to solve a issue etc.
Then powershell on Mac is good to have
10k computers are not something you can ignore when you get req for scripts etc.
I have developed the hole it dep support tool with powershell and some Python.
Using powershell universal as platform.
Works really good
