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  • Windows Terminal Preview 1.24 Release
    We’re back with another Terminal release for you! This development cycle, we focused on overall quality of life improvements and bug fixes. We are also updating Windows Terminal stable to version 1.23, which will include all of the features from this previous blog post. Some notable features to call out are: 🌟 A completely new […]

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

  • September 2025 Update for Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell
    The Office 365 for IT Pros eBook team is proud to announce the availability of update 15 for the Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell eBook. The book includes extensive coverage of how to work with Microsoft 365 workloads through standard modules, Graph APIs, and the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, including hundreds of practical examples over 350-plus pages. No fluff, just real-world code.
  • Creating and Using an Azure Automation Custom Runtime Environment
    A custom runtime environment is a way of defining a specific job execution environment for Azure Automation runbooks, including Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK runbooks. In this article, we create a new environment for PowerShell V7.4, load in some SDK modules, switch a runbook from a system-generated environment, and run some code.
  • Windows Terminal v1.23 and v1.24: new features and installation
    Microsoft has released Windows Terminal version 1.23 as a stable update, and version 1.24 as the latest preview, both bringing major improvements to the popular command-line tool. These versions introduce a completely new windowing architecture, expanded settings in the user interface, and other powerful enhancements for productivity and customization. In this article, we’ll explore what’s new in these updates and to how to install the latest stable and preview builds through Microsoft Store, winget, choco, and scoop.
  • Update your Lenovo using the LSUClient PowerShell module
    I like my Lenovo hardware, and I want to keep it up to date with the latest drivers, firmware, and other software updates. In this small blog post, I will show you how you can do that using the LSUClient module from Jantari.
  • Enrich your image using PSNerdio
    New part of the PSNerdio series! This part is about how to enrich your image using PSNerdio. So, we are adding scripted actions, applications and schedules to the image. This allows you to create a complete image via PSNerdio.
  • How to Monitor Windows Events in Real-Time Using PowerShell
    For the trusted readers of my blog yes, this is another event driven architecture topic! And this time we’ll be diving into WMI Events with PowerShell!
  • Unleashing Parallelism in PowerShell
    If you’ve been around PowerShell for a while, you know it’s great at looping through stuff. Need to process a list of files? Easy. Query a set of servers? Piece of cake. But sometimes… you hit a wall. The problem? Sequential execution.

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

  • Find-TotalJobs Function
    I ended up writing a function to complete this task of searching and applying for jobs for me. I have included a synopsis, but I just want to clarify I was using PowerShell 7 to run this function

Community

Fun

  • WoW
    A PowerShell module containing utilities for World of Warcraft.

Events

  • wizardbeard@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    13 days ago

    Just wanted to take a second to thank you for creating this, and keeping up with surfacing such good videos and articles from the PowerShell community weekly. I don’t tend to keep up with every PoSh Weekly, but whenever I skim through them I find almost too many useful and neat tools to work into how I use PowerShell at work.

    The article on parallelism is especially timely for me, as I was just starting to use Jobs in v5.1. I might have to add a version switch to that script so I can play around with foreach -parallel