It’s not powershell core anymore it’s just powershell, because it’s the only powershell in development and intended to be the main version.
The older one is “Windows Powershell” to disambiguate them.
The older one is “Windows Powershell” to disambiguate them.
Powershell 7 (which just dropped RC2) is the Powershell going forward, it's based on .NET Core, its xplat, it's the one with all the dev resources assigned to it
Windows Powershell ships with windows, and is still at 5.1 at last check
Powershell Core 6 will be the only major version of Powershell core, 7 drops the core moniker