Windows Terminal, PowerShell and OpenSSH Profiles

Installation

1. Install the dependencies listed below
2. Copy the contents of UserProfile to %UserProfile%
3. [OPTIONAL] Apply the included registry file to register Windows Terminal to automatically handle ssh:// and telnet:// protocol links

Dependencies

• PowerShell 5.1
• Windows Terminal
• Chocolatey
• gsudo
• pfetch-rs
• OpenSSH Client (for wtssh)
• plink (for wttelnet)
• WSL (for wtcom)
• minicom (for wtcom)
• CaskaydiaCove Nerd Font

Usage

• wtssh: Wrapper for OpenSSH that spawns a new tab
  • -t, --title: Set a custom title for the tab
  • Parses an SSH URI argument (ssh://)
  • All additional arguments are forwarded to OpenSSH
• wttelnet: Wrapper for plink that spawns a new tab
  • --title: Set a custom title for the tab
  • Parses a telnet URI argument (telnet://)
  • All additional arguments are forwarded to plink
• wtcom: Wrapper for minicom running in WSL that spawns a new tab
  • -Port: COM port to connect to, default: 4
  • -Distribution: WSL distribution with minicom installed, default: debian
  • No additional arguments are forwarded to minicom
  • Requires that the serial port COMX is correctly forwarded to the WSL device /dev/ttySX
• Compare-FileHash: Compare two files, or a file to a hash string
  • -Algorithm: Hash algorithm to use, default: SHA256
  • -Path: Path to the first (or only) file to compare, may also be piped in via stdin
  • -Compare: Path to the second file, or a hash string, to compare against
• Other Utilities:
  • head, tail, wc: Super basic clones of standard POSIX tools
  • Get-UpserPrincipleName: Get the UPN of the current user
• Other Aliases:
  • sudo --> gsudo
  • grep --> Select-String
  • ll --> Get-ChildItem
  • subl|sublime --> Sublime Text
  • vim --> VIM