The bash command you've provided in the post. I'm not able to use that command in PowerShell window. Please help.
Certainly! bash refers to a particular type of shell, different from PowerShell. While I don't know how to reproduce the exact same output in PowerShell, a fair replacement is the command
bash
[enum]::GetValues([System.ConsoleColor]) | Foreach-Object {Write-Host $_ -ForegroundColor $_}
Which will list all colors in your editor as so:
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The bash command you've provided in the post. I'm not able to use that command in PowerShell window. Please help.
Certainly!
bashrefers to a particular type of shell, different from PowerShell. While I don't know how to reproduce the exact same output in PowerShell, a fair replacement is the commandWhich will list all colors in your editor as so: