Changing my approach ...for the blog, that is. I'm actually quite proud with the road taken with the somewhat modular scripting tool box of mine, but I'm also aware it's not for everyone.
powershell Working (with) it It's been a while since I had the muse to write here, but this has indeed been fruitful. Since creating the package concept, using my scripting environment truly became comfortable.
Would you like me to pack that for you? Looking at the work that I've been doing, things were looking really messy. I needed a way to cleanup, and I needed it to make sense and scale onwards. Keeping
technical Smoothing rough edges I've been busy, and lost my writing 'mojo' for a while, but it's time to update what's going on with this experience. I LOVE IT!I truly do. I think
technical Mending Broken Windows In my previous post I went through my thought process about creating this self-sufficient script that can be invoked as a one-liner. Although my focus was to create an environment
technical The Profile and Setting It Up iwr https://lksz.me/pwsz | iexSetting up should always be this easy - read the article below for all the detailsThis one took my some time to complete. Much more
technical Editing with Ease If it wasn't clear until now, I'm a tinkerer. If it's software, and there is a way to tweak software, I'm going to try it out. Otherwise, this whole adventure
technical A Case of Sensitivity Unlike the Windows world, Linux is very sensitive about cAsE. UPDATE July 17th 2020: Working on my next section, I had to make some changed, Reload-MyAliases mentioned here in the
technical Keeping track of everything This is an excursion about housekeeping of code. My only professional experience with source code versioning control was back in 2000-2001 when I worked as software developer, and that was
technical Functions vs Scripts and Profiles I've made the change. Until now, I was declaring (here in the blog), prepping the grounds, and I've now set PowerShell as my default shell for my main Linux server,
technical What I'm consciously loosing... or am I? With this decision to switch to PowerShell in Linux, I'm starting at a loss. I've been using zsh as my shell for a while now, and what made it even
technical Installing PowerShell in Linux I do not intend to replicate instructions written well elsewhere, and Microsoft already documented the installation process very well. I will however share my experience. I use 2 flavors of
