But they're _all_ already there via the WLSS (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows) if you want them.
Not to mention that the PowerShell equivalents of a lot of *nix commands are _much_ better. "Everything is an object" is a brilliant philosophy and it's a joy to use.
Doubt that. You think in the PowerShell design phase, the team would have shrugged if some MS decision maker somehow mentioned "BTW, 10 years from now, for developers, we're going to be promoting installing a Linux emulation layer and using Bash"? I bet the PS folks would have been dismayed.
Not to mention that the PowerShell equivalents of a lot of *nix commands are _much_ better. "Everything is an object" is a brilliant philosophy and it's a joy to use.