Windows 11 Key auslesen: Wie geht das?
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Windows 11 Key auslesen: Wie geht das?
#Tutorials Anleitungen #Aktivierungsstatus #Lizenzcode #PowerShell #productkey #Windows11Pro #WindowsPowerShell https://sc.tarnkappe.info/8feee7
I'm trying to study how #Hugo works to see if it's a good candidate for switching over from #IkiWiki, and the first thing I learn from the quick start guide is that #PowerShell and #WindowsPowerShell are different applications. Way to go, #Microsoft.
Dear Windows powershell users:
Is it for you a problem, if you get a (github) script which doesn't use powershell but uses only bash?
Bash is also running on Windows nowadays...
(pls boost)
Now in print!
Sleep tight while PowerShell holds the fort!
Discover how to use #PowerShell to build automation solutions for common admin and DevOps tasks saving time for you and your team: http://mng.bz/gBol
I've been using #Tabby (formerly #Terminus) as my main #Terminal app for a while, and I've customized it quite a bit, so I thought I'd share some of my favorite #TabbyTweaks.
1. A #PowerShell script that launches Tabby, waits for its #MainWindowHandle to appear, then hides it using #ShowWindowAsync #Win32 #API (see #GitHub link below)
2. Docking setting enabled (I keep mine docked to the left edge of my main display)
3. Ctrl+` hotkey mapped to "toggle (show/hide) terminal window"
4. Custom #PowerShellCore, #WindowsPowerShell, #CMD, #WSL, and #SSH profiles (both admin and non-admin)
5. #OhMyPosh running a slightly modified #froczh theme
My "Start-TabbyHidden.ps1" script: https://github.com/JamesDBartlett3/PoshBits/blob/main/Start-TabbyHidden.ps1
Oh-My-Posh: https://ohmyposh.dev
@cl IMHO, Remoting is kind of curious in #PowerShell 7. First, by default Get-PSSessionConfiguration returns nothing - you must first run Enable-PSRemoding first.
Second - Get-PSSessionConfiguration does NOT show the Windows PowerShell session configurations. But by default, you CAN see the PowerShell 7 endpoints from a #WindowsPowerShell 5.1 session.
A bit of non-joinedupness some might opine.