- Experimental presentation based user interface for PowerShell
- WPF user interface
- Pure C#. No XAML.
- Minimalist. Currently only 200 lines long.
- I encourage folks to fork and experiment with new approaches. Sharing of your results is welcome!
- Folders show up as buttons.
- Clicking the button changes the current directory to that directory in the shell.
- The context menu for a folder has an entry to open the folder in Explorer:
- Get-Process - processes display as buttons
- Process context menu has a 'Stop Process' item
You can of course always output to Out-String
to display data in the traditional PowerShell format:
Services have a context menu with items for stopping, starting, and pausing:
Let's to go a folder containing images and list the files there:
- This is currently a pure experimental proof-of-concept stage project.
- The implementation is not PSHost based (and thus has many limitatons).