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A big wart in shell aliases is that you have to reboot all your terminal tabs/windows to see them.

Not _exactly_ true. You just need to re-`source` your dotfiles. For example, in Bash this looks something like `source ~/.bashrc`. I have this aliased to `src`, personally.

exactly. learn your shell kiddos.

runn will simplify work. Importantly runn is cross-platform :)

Windows has powershell which I love on my arch so far and find vastly more powerful than bash ;)

In my personal life I am a Linux-onlyist. But Windows pays my bills so...

When I moved into my current job automating sysadmin work for an enterprise I discovered the joy of PowerShell and an analysis of my enterprise Bitbucket account shows that I have committed more LoC of PS than any other language.

PS is a joy to code in and would rather write programs in PS. But I still would prefer BASH for oneliners and CLI use.

Since you mention your public key on the profile- can you link me to your github? I'd like to 'get some inspiration' (cough... Copy ;))

My gh account is github.com/pard68

Not sure if there is really anything of note there. My automation work is all closed source and owned by my company.