powershell-stuff

Various powershellscripts.

Create a Powershell profile

Check if you have a Powershell profile with Test-Path $profile. If you don’t have that, the output is false, initialise the file with:

New-Item -type file -force $profile
notepad $profile

Content of that file should be:

$DirScripts = "$env:Userprofile\Repos\powershell-stuff"
. "$DirScripts\profile.ps1"

if you have your files in Repos/Powershell in your home-directory.

There are different tools to chosse from regarding to colorthemes.

I’m using different methods at the moment, a bit indecisive.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 358 Commits
conf		conf
.gitattributes		.gitattributes
.gitignore		.gitignore
Disable-InternetProxy.ps1		Disable-InternetProxy.ps1
Get-Webrequesttable.ps1		Get-Webrequesttable.ps1
ListServerDrivesFreespace.ps1		ListServerDrivesFreespace.ps1
README.org		README.org
Set-InternetProxy.ps1		Set-InternetProxy.ps1
aliases.ps1		aliases.ps1
check-if-lease-time.ps1		check-if-lease-time.ps1
check-if-name.ps1		check-if-name.ps1
check-repos.ps1		check-repos.ps1
check-smb-version.ps1		check-smb-version.ps1
dir-files.ps1		dir-files.ps1
functions.ps1		functions.ps1
profile-create.ps1		profile-create.ps1
profile.ps1		profile.ps1
profile_chocolatey.ps1		profile_chocolatey.ps1
profile_console.ps1		profile_console.ps1
profile_ise.ps1		profile_ise.ps1
register-emacs.ps1		register-emacs.ps1
register-file-extensions.ps1		register-file-extensions.ps1
register-notepad.ps1		register-notepad.ps1
set-default-browser.ps1		set-default-browser.ps1
update-push.ps1		update-push.ps1
update-remotes.ps1		update-remotes.ps1
update-repos.ps1		update-repos.ps1
update-status.ps1		update-status.ps1