PowerCmd
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A command prompt replacement for Windows that arranges command line windows in a graphical, tabbed user interface. Other features include saving and restoring sessions, text editing capabilities, bookmarks, a searchbar, a customizable toolbar, etc.
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- Paid • Proprietary
Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Windows
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I don't consider myself a power user, but from time to time I need to use cmd and I miss such features as full window, ctrl+c to copy, ctrl+v to paste, convenient search, tabs.
PowerCmd has it all.
I briefly tested Console, ConEmu and PowerCmd. For a user, who wants a better and much more convenient alternative to Windows Command Prompt PowerCmd is the choice.
PowerCmd is really easy to start working with.
Really? This is PR?
"full window, ctrl+c to copy, ctrl+v to paste, convenient search, tabs." All that ConEmu has too.
And PowerCmd cons.
Pros.
Well, to be honest, PowerCmd has some advantages over ConEmu (but not one you have described). For example, seems like it can use unlimited scroll buffer and provide automatic logging to the file.
[Edited by Maximus5, January 01]
[Edited by Maximus5, January 01]
Thanks you for a critical reply. I see that you're much more experienced command prompt user than me.
But I, as a layman user, found that PowerCmd was the easiest to use right out of the box without any needs to configure it in order to get a comfortable replacement for Windows native CMD.
Therefore, in my opinion, for a regular user that needs to use command prompt to run some basic commands comfortably PowerCmd remains a really good solution.
Such a pity that this became commercial, even more so seeing that it is apparently slower and older than it's former free counterparts.
Are you referring to PowerCMD or ConEmu? A little more context wouldn't hurt....
I don't consider myself a power user, but from time to time I need to use cmd and I miss such features as full window, ctrl+c to copy, ctrl+v to paste, convenient search, tabs.
PowerCmd has it all.
I briefly tested Console, ConEmu and PowerCmd. For a user, who wants a better and much more convenient alternative to Windows Command Prompt PowerCmd is the choice.
PowerCmd is really easy to start working with.