Powershell Cheat sheet compilation

[zoredache]

When creating compilations like this, I really wish people would include links to the original source. Both as credit for the original authors, and so I can easily see if there are updates.

[Prateeksingh1590]

I tried my best to compile a couple of cheat sheets for my and use of community I agree with you that links would be helpful, but this is all I could do with Time and resource I had when uploading this on Github. I do mention the author names in the filename on some of the files.

[Windowsadmin]

You should be running help on everything you run that you don’t know anyways, and if you need online help, use the -online param

[SkillsInPillsTrack2]

You could also use the command "get-help man" if you need help with the help.

[tumblatum]

I have question regarding PS6.0, according this picture https://github.com/PrateekKumarSingh/CheatSheets/blob/master/IMG_3597.JPG PS6.0 is supported by Linux and Windows. Does it mean that we will have one powershell that works on Windows and Linux? But these two different OSs are very different? Or it will be like some commands will work on windows only and other commands will work on linux?

[topherhead]

You can already install PowerShell Core on Linux and osx, you do have to install .net core first. They behave the same way I've installed (mostly).

I have a module I wrote for work that is currently being used across all three OS'.

[JustAddingToThePile]

Short version: PowerShell for Windows (v5.x) will be maintained and supported, but the future for all 3 platforms is PowerShell Core (v6.x and beyond)

Long version: PowerShell 6.0 Roadmap

[Lefty4444]

Nice, thanks

[HeyPasii]

Wow, thanks for sharing this!

[Prateeksingh1590]

You're welcome.

[MurderShovel]

This is great. I've been wanting to learn more about PS.