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Markus Fleschutz 2021-12-19 11:28:35 +01:00
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# My PowerShell Profile # My PowerShell Profile
# ===================== # =====================
# This file defines the look & feel of PowerShell - adapt the following lines to your needs, please. # This profile file defines the look & feel of PowerShell.
# Window Title
# The Welcome Message # ------------
# -------------------
"Welcome to PowerShell at $(hostname)'s 📂$(get-location)"
# The Window Title
# ----------------
if ($IsLinux) { $Username = $(whoami) } else { $Username = $env:USERNAME } if ($IsLinux) { $Username = $(whoami) } else { $Username = $env:USERNAME }
$host.ui.RawUI.WindowTitle = "$Username @ $(hostname)" $host.ui.RawUI.WindowTitle = "$Username @ $(hostname)"
# The Command Prompt # Command Prompt
# ------------------ # --------------
function prompt { write-host -noNewline -foregroundColor yellow "`n➤"; return " " } function prompt { write-host -noNewline -foregroundColor yellow "`n➤"; return " " }
# Supported Alias Names # Alias Names
# --------------------- # -----------
del alias:pwd -force -errorAction SilentlyContinue del alias:pwd -force -errorAction SilentlyContinue
set-alias -name pwd -value list-workdir.ps1 # pwd = print working directory set-alias -name pwd -value list-workdir.ps1 # pwd = print working directory
set-alias -name ll -value get-childitem # ll = list long set-alias -name ll -value get-childitem # ll = list long
del alias:ls -force -errorAction SilentlyContinue del alias:ls -force -errorAction SilentlyContinue
set-alias -name ls -value list-folder.ps1 set-alias -name ls -value list-folder.ps1
set-alias -name .. -value cd-up.ps1 # 1 dir level up
set-alias -name ... -value cd-up2.ps1 # 2 dir levels up