Episode 88 – James Brundage on the Windows 7 Resource Kit PowerPack

Podcast

A Podcast about Windows PowerShell.
Listen:

In This Episode

Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast we talk to developer James Brundge from the PowerShell test team

News

Do you have what it takes to be the ultimate script warrior?  Find out with Quest’s PowerPack Challenge.

Quest Software is sponsoring a PowerShell Scripting contest where you can test your skills and get paid. Do you have the muscle to bring home the prize? The winner takes home a cool $1,000 USD to spend on Amazon.com

Check out the details at quest.com/challenge.

Interview

Links

Questions

  • leksandar: ## why has he chosen .msi as diployment format?
  • Jaykul: ## Can there be a .zip for deployment too?
  • slipsec: ##Task schedular 2.0 only? or will it work on all my win2003 boxen?
  • aleksandar: ## first PowerShellPack video is up. how many have you recorded? one for every module?
  • aleksandar: ## could we run PowerShellPack modules on WinXP box with V2? or at least some of them?
  • AndrewTearle: ## if u get warning on win 7 as admin or user - where do you look ?
  • PowershellJedi: is there going to be a MSI for WindowsManagemet to help use deploy it thru out a network ???
  • meson-1: ## Can the community submit new scripts or corrections to be included in future releases?
  • PowershellJedi: ##Azure via Powershell?
  • juneb: RT ## can you ask James if he'll post an update to the powershell blog post with a workaround for folks with pscx problems?
  • aleksandar: ## why do scripts in PowerShellPack lack #requires -version 2 statement?
  • Jaykul: ## let's be clear, it's not "effectively" open source, it's *actually* open source.
  • Jaykul: ## apparently with a couple of exceptions?
  • Jaykul: ## Do you know off the top of your head what binary bits are in there that are exempted from the MS-PL license?
  • PowershellJedi: ## can you script the windows 7 background slide show on remote W7 computers

Comments are closed.