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A prominent tech writer has publicly abandoned the Windows 11 Start menu in favor of Flow Launcher, an open‑source, keyboard‑first app launcher — and in doing so rekindled a long‑running debate about how Windows should expose search, system commands, and shortcuts to power users. The transition...

UniGetUI has emerged as an indispensable asset in the arsenal of Windows enthusiasts and power users, especially those who crave the flexibility of Linux-style package management with the user-friendliness of a graphical interface. As a package manager aggregator, UniGetUI brings together the...

UniGetUI has quickly emerged as one of the most compelling package managers for Windows 10 and 11, catering to both power users and novice Windows enthusiasts with its intuitive graphical interface and integration of multiple package ecosystems. This tool, now in its substantial 3.3.0 release...

Managing software installations on Windows has traditionally been a manual and time-consuming process. However, the advent of package managers like Chocolatey and Microsoft's WinGet has revolutionized this task, offering streamlined and automated solutions. While Chocolatey has been a staple in...

Since the dawn of the Windows operating system, installing and updating software has involved a familiar yet laborious process: browsing for the right version, cautiously avoiding scam sites and malware, clicking through installer wizards, dismissing pop-ups for optional toolbars, and repeating...

Windows package managers have come a long way from the days of hunting down standalone executables. Today’s Windows users enjoy the benefits and conveniences of Linux-style package management, thanks to tools like Chocolatey, Winget, and Scoop. Each of these solutions offers a distinct set of...

Chocolatey is emerging as a powerhouse in the Windows ecosystem, giving users a package management experience that rivals—and in many cases, surpasses—those traditionally found in Linux distributions. While Windows has had its share of CLI utilities for installing applications, Chocolatey’s...

Windows 11 enthusiasts, welcome to your one-stop guide for optimizing system management! This article dives deep into two key areas: alternative package managers to Microsoft’s WinGet—ideal for developers and power users—and troubleshooting the notorious "New Outlook is Already Running" error...

Are you tired of clicking through installation wizards for every single app you want on your shiny Windows 11 workstation? Fret no more! In this guide, we're diving deep into the world of bulk app installation on Windows 11, equipping you with all the tools you need to transform your PC into a...

When the world of software installation feels like navigating a labyrinth — with confusing pathways of command lines and endless manual updates — a good package manager can be your shining beacon of hope. Enter UniGetUI, touted as the ultimate package manager for Windows PCs, designed to...

Setting up a new Windows PC can be akin to prepping for a culinary exam without a recipe—overwhelming yet exhilarating. Amidst the myriad applications that one might require, the traditional method of downloading software—searching the web, heading to each application's official site...

I try to install ROS on Windows using that instruction: When I had to install Windows Package Manager I get that error: I also try to run the prompt as admin I get the error "Access denied"

Hello everyone! I really need help here. I work at a government company and need to connect with a proxy. On browsers there is no problem, but when i need to install something with npm or choco i cant do it via powershell or cmd as administrator. I have my credentials and the proxy ip and port...

Howdy! I always was curious how others do/manage their PC after a fresh installation of Windows 10, so in this thread lets discuss this and even better let's post properly what you do after a fresh installation of Windows 10, what software do you install, what settings you change for your need...

It's getting harder and harder to select just a few of the videos posted in the previous week, there's just so much great content! So, while I try to keep this lists under control, here are a select 31 shows, episodes and posts from last week... Link Removed The Truth About Microsoft Azure...