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* **txt2wav.ps1** - converts text into a audio .WAV file
* **wakeup.ps1** - sends a magic packet to the given computer, waking him up
What is PowerShell?
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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**What is PowerShell?**
PowerShell is a task automation and configuration management framework from Microsoft, consisting of a command-line shell and associated scripting language.
* PowerShell is cross-platform: available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS
* PowerShell is powerful: fully control your computer
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* PowerShell is easy to learn: see the tutorial at https://www.guru99.com/powershell-tutorial.html
* PowerShell is fully documented: see the official docs at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/
Add Subfolder Scripts/ to the Search Path for Command-line Usage
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**How to configure PowerShell as default shell on Linux?**
Make sure PowerShell is installed, then use the `chsh` as follows:
`chsh -s /bin/powershell username`
**How to add the subfolder Scripts/ to the search path for command-line usage?**
* **Windows:** open the environment variables dialogue and add the full path to Scripts/ to the system environment variable "Path"
* **Bash or sh:** edit .profile in your home directory and add the line: PATH="$PATH:/path/to/PowerShell/Scripts"