Windows 10: How to setup ssh server in windows10 in git bash?

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Experiencing multi-second delays, on opening Git Bash, msys2 bash, Python, Ubuntu Git Oh-My-Zsh, etc.

After disabling many devices from Device Manager and rebooting without Safe Mode, Git Bash did not have any lag. I opened Git Bash and began enabling devices. Enabling "AMD Radeon(TM) R5 M430" would cause Git Bash to start lagging instantly (without reboot),
and disabling it fixed the problem.

I think I'll restore my system backup, try a driver update, and complain to AMD.

 

ssh to Windows 10 with Git Bash from osx

I install git and ssh server on Windows 10. so I can ssh into the host machine.

But how can execute command on Git bash remotely?

 

SSH into PowerShell

So Microsoft does provide
SSH server as a part of Windows 10, but that uses cmd.exe as a default shell for everyone who connects to it.

I would like to use PowerShell as a shell to be used as my default shell.

When I type "powershell" and press enter, it does appear that command was executed successfuly, but I do not actually end up in PowerShell but instead I am still in cmd.exe. So I presume that the successfully executed command means that actual powershell
window opened on the Windows machine that I am SSHed into. This is not what I want.

Is there any way to start PowerShell from SSH session using cmd.exe as a shell or maybe even setting PowerShell as default shell?

I mean, even more than that I would prefer BASH from "Linux subsystem for Windows" to be used, but starting that when SSHed into WIndows causes the remote connection to become completely unresponsive. I do get moved into BASH, but any input that I make does
not get registered. All I can do is kill the session and establish new one.