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Eh, I find PowerShell nicer than bash. And having a way to use .NET/COM stuff ad-hoc can be useful in scripts. For example, to talk to Windows Installer with re
by Kwpolska 2y ago
Eh, I find PowerShell nicer than bash. And having a way to use .NET/COM stuff ad-hoc can be useful in scripts. For example, to talk to Windows Installer with reasonable performance over COM. Or to launch the best browser:
(New-Object -ComObject InternetExplorer.Application).Visible = $true