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Not a huge one, added iBridge data, so it now shows SIP/SSV/secure boot status, few other things. There’s not much to it if you’re running on Intel, most of this is AppleSilicon only. Available from the PowerShell Gallery at https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-MacInfo and the github site https://github.com/johncwelch/Get-MacInfo has been updated as well.
13.3.2025 04:27Get-MacInfo updatePretty much what it says, GetChooseFileName is now up on the PowerShell Gallery: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-ChooseFileName W00t!!
26.2.2025 04:44Get-ChooseFileName in PowerShell GalleryThis was a feature someone asked for with Get-MacInfo, and now that I have it, I can work on integrating it. Here’s the basics, the script is on the github site, and VERY REAL WARNINGS: So this is not as reliable as i’d like it, because of the warnings above, but for now, this is […]
4.2.2025 18:24Getting Warranty Info on your Mac with PowerShellMajor update to Get-MacInfo, details: It’s up on the PowerShell Gallery at https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-MacInfo/2.0
3.2.2025 05:19Major Update to Get-MacInfoBoth modules are finally published so they can be installed the “right” way! Get-ChooseFile Get-ChooseFolder Get-Help is your friend and there’s documentation on their respective Github repo pages, available via the “Project Site” links for the respective projects
29.1.2025 03:25Get-ChooseFile and Get-ChooseFolder posted at the PowerShell Gallery!As some of you know, I have a PowerShell Module, Get-MacInfo, available on the PowerShell Gallery that lets you see a lot of info about the Mac you run it on. Some of this comes out of system_profiler, but I’ve never been thrilled with the rather fragile way I handle that. Basically, when you shove […]
26.1.2025 06:39Grabbing system_profiler data in PowerShellAs some of you may know, I’ve been working on bridging PowerShell to AppleScript’s Choose File command. For the most part, it’s been pretty straightforward, most of it works like display dialog. However, there’s been one huge pain point the “of type” parameter: of type list of text Which is explained as: of type optional list […]
28.12.2024 04:37Sometimes optimization is goodSo variable scopes. This can be fun, or really, quite maddening. My latest project is bridging PowerShell to AppleScript’s Choose File. Most of it has been easy, but the hard part has been the “of type” parameter, because it’s big. Like my current list uses around 1300 file extensions and file types to generate a […]
26.12.2024 06:52Fun with variable scopes in PowerShellMy PowerShell -> Display Dialog bridge is up in the PowerShell Gallery at https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-DisplayDialog you really want to read the help for it, it’s a real…help 🙂
29.8.2024 18:21Get-DisplayDialog in PowerShell GalleryThe title kind of says it all, my Get-MacInfo module is up in the PowerShell Gallery so it can now be installed the “right” way. URL: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-MacInfo
23.7.2024 21:04Get-MacInfo in PowerShell Gallery