Thank you.
Sound's like something I need to improve on.
Is it possible to use Python to convert back n forth between "*.sh" and "*.ps1"?
Or did I already answer that one too? :/
The replacement of WMIC has been answered.
All of my subsequent questions have been answered.
Cmd and PS isn't going away soon.
Python seem's to becoming a shared language between Windows and Linux.
Maybe use Python to create executable file for the respective kernel and/or shell.
Is it wise to...
Currently, I use Windows "*.bat" and Linux-based "*.sh".
Is there a scripting language that can be used by both Windows and Linux-based?
(i.e., Python, Perl, etc)
With WMIC becoming "un-used" (I'm uncertain if it actually won't be used in the future)...
Is there any projection of Microsoft deprecating the dos batch language?
This may have changed some time after I last tried PowerShell.
PowerShell on my system at that time wouldn't open in Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking.
Of course, that was during Windows 7 Home Premium SP1.
I keep running into PowerShell command's to run.
Last I knew, MS Windows cmd (Admin) couldn't recognize PowerShell command's.
Has that been changed to PowerShell and CMD using the same scripting language(s)?
Whew...made it.
I'm on Windows 10 right now.
Is it possible to flash the BIOS/UEFI to a previous version for preparing to install and run Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit SP1?
I prefer Windows 7 over 10 and 11.
I hope I'm not stuck without Win7.
There is Lubuntu and 10 right now, so I'm not...
Will the drivers from windows 11 recovery partition work in windows 10 and in windows 7?
The dual boot install from within windows 11 didnt work.
At least not a transfer with all the drivers.
The basic Install worked.