[16:14] <Rhapsody> joga: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1098786/run-bash-script-from-windows-powershell
[16:14] <Rhapsody> Thing is, I don't know how to target a particular file to run this script on
[16:14] <altermann> SysTom: i don't suppose there are any roms for Windows phone?
[16:15] <sfj> Deployment question: Our Sys Admin left and I'm taking over the deployment of Windows systems with WDS/MDT2012.  I need to add updates to the image because right now it requires 100+ updates.  What do you guys think is the preferred method?  Using DISM to add the updates to an offline images?  Or image a machine of VirtualBox, run the updates, sysprep it, and use imagex to create a new
[16:15] <sfj> win7.wim file?
[16:15] <SysTom> altermann: Not that I'm aware of, I kind of gave up on that kind of thing a while ago though
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[16:16] <sfj> Sorry for the grammar btw, that was just awful
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[16:16] <altermann> just curious
[16:16] <joga> Rhapsody, well dunno, to me sounds kinda pointless but I guess you can do something like that
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[16:17] <Rhapsody> The script is to automate many changes to a lua file that I need many copies of, each with a different change.
[16:17] <joga> tbh I would just reimplement it in powershell, not that complex a script
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[16:17] <Rhapsody> It's not so pointless to me, but I don't know bash, so it either needs to work with powershell or I go back to #ubuntu and ask for win-bash help
[16:17] <altermann> now regarding this new update for 8.1, is it possible to keep metro start menu after updating to it? i kind of gotten accustomed to it
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[16:19] <joga> Rhapsody, there's also #Powershell, but the url you pasted seems to hint at a solution, ie. if you have some "sh" there you might be able to invoke it, but personally I've only used cygwin with some cygterm or whatever it was and haven't even tried to call stuff outside that
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[16:20] <Rhapsody> In which case either way it leads back to the same solution, I need to go to #ubuntu for this since it's outside of the #windows realm of experience