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You should use whatever works for you but this strikes me as very bizarre I have to admit. I started out with a mouse as well and I can see this being something
by brazzledazzle 12y ago
You should use whatever works for you but this strikes me as very bizarre I have to admit. I started out with a mouse as well and I can see this being something I would have attempted if I hadn't just put my head down and forced myself to get used to keeping my hands on the keyboard.
- stephengillie 12y agoAs I said, it would be nice to be able to do everything with Powershell (or even Cygwin), but the every module isn't available for every version of Powershell, and the last 2 versions of Powershell don't work with some older (but still supported) versions of Windows. Want to control you audio from Powershell? There's a cmdlet[1] for that. But it only works on Powershell 4.0 and higher. And PS 4.0 is only available on Win7, (not Win8) Win8.1, and Server 2008-2012. So on my gaming PC, where I thought putting Win8 Enterprise from my MSDN would be a good idea, I can only change the volume via mouse, or keyboard volume buttons. [1] https://github.com/cdhunt/WindowsAudioDevice-Powershell-Cmdlet https://github.com/cdhunt/WindowsAudioDevice-Powershell-Cmdl...
- pc86 12y agoYou're not able to upgrade your gaming PC?
- stephengillie 12y agoBecause of my infinite foresight in installing the Enterprise version, my upgrade path requires a full reinstall. Everything works fine so it's not a very high priority - I'd rather be Minecrafting - either playing the game or adding to the server.