Why aren't you using Powershell?

No but it is on Github
github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell

Is it this?
aur.archlinux.org/packages/powershell/

Gayhub? Never heard of it
I said I'm using gentoo not arch user

>gentoo not arch user
Are these both not Leenucks?

I use it only for choco

>aur

just stop retard.

>le typical wintoddler

function rape_child
{
$child = Get-Child $FROM_DAYCARE
if $child.Status = RAN_AWAY_SCREAMING then
$child = Get-Child $OFF_STREET_WHILE_MOM_ISN'T_LOOKING
else
KYSFAGET()
endif

Hide-Object $child
Insert-Object $COCK, $child
if $cops.Status = BELTING_YO_ASS then
KYSFAGET()
}

>I'm using gentoo
/thread

That doesn't matter in their fragmented cold-war of distros.

Because it's made by Microsoft
I don't want anything new they create to become a success
Windows is already bad enough

I do when it's practical to. It's super powerful

You're almost 40 years late, user.

because I have a better shell called sh.

>wintoddler discovers half-functioning command line
suBer Bowerfull ; DD

You have to be 18 or older to post on this board

Hell, I'd take him if his IQ was 18 or over.

Because it's fucking trash just like Windows.

Ambitious, but actually annoying to use. commands are fucking long and unmemorable, and sometimes plaintext is better

Poor brainlets feel threatened by it.
>B-b-but muh bash
>muh grep cut sed awk

Aren't all those basically built into PowersHell?

the whole reason powershell exists is because the ms products you use it on are complete dogshit. enabling external sharing in sharepoint not working? powershell. message encryption in outlook not enabled? use powershell. can't upload a pst file to exchange? powershell.

uwu
github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/releases

Everything returned is an object so you just select the property of something you want. Really basic example:
PS C:\> Start-Process notepad
PS C:\> Get-Process notepad

Handles NPM(K) PM(K) WS(K) CPU(s) Id SI ProcessName
------- ------ ----- ----- ------ -- -- -----------
241 14 3076 14076 0.05 12888 1 notepad

PS C:\> (Get-Process notepad).Id
12888

Or all of that combined to one line:
(Start-Process notepad -PassThru).Id

Freetards:
>things that have to be configured at the CLI are dogshit

Also freetards:
>Linux can be completely CLI driven! why do you wintoddlers have guis on your servers?!
Can you make up your minds? It might give you more credibility.

you missed the point you illiterate fucktard. all of these are configurable through the office 365 admin portal. however, sometimes flipping the switches doesn't work. hence, forcing it through powershell.

Why does that taste so much like WMI? (which also has neato filtering with ="(string)", LIKE keyword, etc.)

But I am
Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackage
Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online

are two immensely useful commands I run on every fresh Windows 8/10 install

Freetards have a point? Wow, there HAVE been new developments in FOSS.

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> Comparing uploading a PST and server configuration

> Kys

>he removes calculator
what's wrong with you man?

Nothing - he probably has this thing called win32calc.exe.

>copypaste from howtogeek
>mommy i know how to use powershell now!
cringe

The good old calc.exe doesn't get removed.

Not my fault that's the only thing powershell is good for.

Who wants the DISM version?

>Using time and effort for faggotry
Wew lad

You mean remove that shit from install.wim so it doesn't get installed in the first place?

No, post-install (with dism -online -remove-package). I have no doubt DISM could do it to a WIM, though.

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If you deal with a windows environment you won't get round using it. I mostly use it to install and deploy shit.

This is what pissed me off most about PS: it's not some fantastic new way of administering Windows machines, it's just a consolidated scripting environment. It does absolutely nothing that netsh, wmic, dism and VBScript can't.

Sometimes I pine for the MS of old, where backcompat (right down to batch files) was king, and they introduced new tools only when there were completely new features to configure. In the space of Vista, 7 and 8, they went through three ways of preparing WIMs (peimg, imagex and dism), and two ways of doing package management (ocsetup and dism) - none of them compatible with each other, and absolutely nothing stopping MS from making them so.

Now, I have to put up with half-screen banners in netsh saying how it's deprecated and might be removed in the future. The only escape was WinPE - and even that is now a ticking time-bomb, now that there's a PS package for it.

I know I'm whinging like a bitch, but I see absolutely no point in ripping out interfaces that have been there since NT4, with 20 years of tested scripts using them, for an annoying .net shell (with a shitty syntax that reminds me too much of Java), that offers me nothing that the old tools didn't.

/rant

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>I'm using gentoo
Opinion discarded.

learnxinyminutes.com/docs/powershell/

>rightclick folder
>cmd is not there, instead there's powershell
>type in cmd command
>unrecognized

Yeah fuck off.

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