Not pure powershell but you could try PwshSpectreConsole, with Read-SpectreSelection you can have the list picker and the search for choices in the selection
pwshspectreconsole.com

No recordaba a Sugarbabes muy alternativos ni que Björk fuese miembro... ya he buscado que el grupo se llamaba Sugarcubes. Hubiese sido curiosa la mezcla :D

¡Necesitamos tu ayuda para seguir presionando por una mejora del servicio público!

Lee el informe completo y compártelo para darle visibilidad, los usuarios del bus os lo agradecemos 🙏

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That book is a great start. Depends on what you work with but use pwsh to automate your routine tasks. Check the pwsh gallery for modules that simplify your work or explore their code to learn. Working with APIs is easy in pwsh, with a documented API, you can quickly create scripts to save time.

Esta guay el generador de pantallazos de videojuegos ese, lo dejo por aquí por si alguien quiere probarlo
deathgenerator.com#gallery

Got it! That’s for sure, pwsh is faster than Windows PowerShell. I use Server Core, and most of the stuff I do doesn’t involve working with files, but you’re right, Linux might handle the overhead better.

Interesting! Curious about point 3, could you clarify? Since PowerShell uses .NET on both Linux and Windows, are you referring to specific tasks or OS-related performance differences?

D. It is the last element in the array in the foreach, and it is the value that is ultimately written to the output