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The silence rule, also known as silence is golden, is an important part of the Unix philosophy that when a program has nothing surprising, interesting, or useful to say, it shouldn't say anything. This means that well-developed programs must treat their users' attention and focus as valuable, and thus perform their tasks as discreetly as possible. In other words, silence itself is a virtue.

Windows is not known for having the best command line interface, bringing in all its versions the Command Prompt (CMD), a limited tool, especially compared to UNIX-based terminals. Annoyed developers have created solutions that optimize and even emulate UNIX commands on Microsoft's OS. I've separated a list with some terminals that I've used and recommend.