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Script To Download the Current Version of PowerShell
One of the annoying things about well, any software is checking to see if you have the currrent version. This is a thing with PowerShell, and because the PowerShell team in its finite wisdom has decided to not just have a “latest stable/lts/preview” url, we have to figure this out manually. It’s not too bad though, fortunately, the PowerShell team gives us a good way to check and a bit of simple…
A script to dump data out of the macOS logging system: https://github.com/johncwelch/Get-ULSDump It creates a series of .tsv files, one per subsystem. I like TSVs, they're easy to import into Excel, sifting data is a thing Excel is kind of good at. #powershell #powershell-mac #powershell-macOS
Minor update to Get-MacInfo, added iBridge data from system_profiler. Install from https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-MacInfo, source at https://github.com/johncwelch/Get-MacInfo #powershell #powershellMac #powershellmacOS
Get-DisplayDialog in PowerShell Gallery
My PowerShell -> Display Dialog bridge is up in the PowerShell Gallery at https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-DisplayDialog you really want to read the help for it, it’s a real…help 🙂
