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Continuing the commitment to enable an open and flexible platform that meets customers where they are, Microsoft has now open sourced PowerShell and made it available on Linux and macOS. Matt McSpirit, Technical Evangelist is joined by Jeffrey Snover, inventor of PowerShell, who shares the details of these announcements with hands-on demos from a range of special guests.
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// alright, but is anyone watching for unsafe things since the all the code now is open source?
Great stuff! Please add bookmark links in the description to the start of each demo.
Can we please have the cron tab module as an example?
Nice tie!
This is amazing stuff.
This is amazing to see, I recall watching the first Monad videos here in 2004 and being amazed then....
Jeffrey is a genius!
Massive. Tried this stuff out today and having to run ps/Get-Process and not get back a bunch of strings but objects instead was surreal.
And then running python and getting the output back to PowerShell without having to write any marshalling code- wow.
Good work Jeffery and team!
Can I from Unix world, use Powershell to manage Windows environment? Do the modules translate between both worlds ... eg the activedirectory module?
On the flip side, can powershell in Windows ... manage / audit Unix servers?
@stahtufiang: The PowerShell ISE Preview is still in active development but there hasn't been much progress in the last few months because our efforts have been focused on releasing the new open source PowerShell.
I'm againgt time right now and your not here to help so unless you are but I have a guy who is gonna try to take all my software soon and i'm going to stop him if I can I'm pretty smart so either help me or get out of the way because I have to hurry and go through the paces this guy I took a picture of and he works for a tech company he has my old email Firelock33@outlook.com and he change it to Firelock12 so he could get into microsoft meetings I have go to systems 32 right now then to the datadase after that I'm pretty busy as you could see