As we’ve made progress on open-source PowerShell, it’s time to start talking more in-depth about: different editions of PowerShell PowerShell’s relationship to .NET Core and .NET Standard the future of PowerShell when you might expect to start taking a dependency on PowerShell Core 6.0 in production PowerShell Editions There are two editions of PowerShell: Windows PowerShell is the edition of PowerShell built on top of .NET Framework (sometimes referred to colloquially as “FullCLR”): This is the PowerShell that has been in widespread use for the last ~10 years.

Describes the `Prompt` function and demonstrates how to create a custom `Prompt` function.