Announcements!
PSReadLine 2.2 GA
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
We are pleased to announce the General Availability (GA) of PSReadLine 2.2, an improved command-line
By: PowerShell Team submitted:Jun 16 2022
We are pleased to announce the General Availability (GA) of PSReadLine 2.2, an improved command-line
editing experience in the PowerShell terminal. This release is supported for PowerShell 7.x and downlevel to Windows PowerShell 5.1.
By: PowerShell Team submitted:Jun 16 2022
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
Copy to Multiple Destinations with PowerShell
(jdhitsolutions.com)
In honor of today, 2/22/2022, I thought I'd share a PowerShell function that allows you to copy
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
In honor of today, 2/22/2022, I thought I'd share a PowerShell function that allows you to copy
files to multiple destinations. If you look at help for Copy-Item, which you should, you'll see that the Destination parameter does not take an array. That's ok. I can fix that. However, I have a disclaimer that you should consider this a proof-of-concept and not production-ready code.
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
Getting Started with 1E’s Tachyon and PowerShell
(adamtheautomator.com)
1E's Tachyon is primarily a GUI-driven endpoint management solution, but not entirely. As it turns
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jun 16 2022
1E's Tachyon is primarily a GUI-driven endpoint management solution, but not entirely. As it turns
out, the 1E PowerShell module exists called the PSTachyonToolkit that lets you leverage the power of Tachyon PowerShell!
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jun 16 2022
Getting started with the PSReadLine module for PowerShell
(4sysops.com)
PSReadLine is a module created by Microsoft to customize the command line editing environment in
By: Mike Kanakos submitted:Jun 16 2022
PSReadLine is a module created by Microsoft to customize the command line editing environment in
PowerShell. It offers numerous customizations that can change how your command line editor presents data in many ways.
By: Mike Kanakos submitted:Jun 16 2022
How to Create a List of Your Installed Programs on Windows
(adminknowhow.wordpress.com)
Having a list of what programs had installed in your machine, or the machine you manage, is useful
By: Jimmy Liew submitted:Jun 16 2022
Having a list of what programs had installed in your machine, or the machine you manage, is useful
if you are planning to install the same programs on your new machine.
By: Jimmy Liew submitted:Jun 16 2022
I’m a PowerShell scripter, want to find a suitable home for running such scripts other than Task Scheduler
(reddit.com)
A good discussion on Reddit on a very common topic.
By: u/dverbern submitted:Jun 16 2022
A good discussion on Reddit on a very common topic.
By: u/dverbern submitted:Jun 16 2022
Books, Media, and Learning Resources
IT Generalist aka Mr Automation – YouTube
(youtube.com)
A great YouTube channel with tons of PowerShell content
By: Mark Bakker submitted:Jun 16 2022
A great YouTube channel with tons of PowerShell content
By: Mark Bakker submitted:Jun 16 2022
Fun
A Top Challenge for PowerShell Scripters
(ironscripter.us)
The Chairman feels his last challenge took it easy on you, so he has commissioned a new PowerShell
By: Iron Scripter submitted:Jun 16 2022
The Chairman feels his last challenge took it easy on you, so he has commissioned a new PowerShell
scripting challenge for advanced users. Do you have what it takes to be an Iron Scripter?
By: Iron Scripter submitted:Jun 16 2022
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