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Awesome repo @Zach! A couple of years ago @substack and some others ran Cyber Wizard Institute at sudoroom in Oakland. Lots of really great learning materials came out of it, which feel very solarpunk to me.

Since a unix shell is so much more powerful and has so much more software & resources dedicated to it, I think it could be worth guiding Windows folks down the path of enabling bash on their Windows 10 machine so they can follow along with bash-centric tutorials. This + cyberwizard could be a winning one-two combo for getting folks rolling with command line hacking on Windows!

Oh! This is an awesome idea, and saves a lot of work in the future (of having to provide windows commands next to every unix command for example). I know that CommandPrompt has it's own set of benefits, I just don't actually know what they are.

One part of this repo that I'd like to add (or am planning to add) is an "outside resources" section, that collects other tutorials and guides that are equally empowering and accessible. And so the goal is to not write everything ourselves, but to start to gather up all the good things we've encountered that we wish we knew about when learning about computers (or the guides that we remember lighting the spark in us).

Hahaha, I'm still getting used to the intertwingling of SSB. I wanted to use git for branches and versions, and so I made a git-ssb repo. But then I think this posted to patchbay and patchfoo, but this issue I saw as a new thread in Patchwork. It's a tad embarassing just because this repo is baaaaaare right now, and mostly aspirations for a larger thing/idea I'm trying to shape. But I'm learning how to work in public much better, as it invites collaboration so much sooner, including helpful tips like yours!