windows package manager

With the latest stable update, UniGetUI—previously known as WingetUI—takes a confident leap forward as one of the most performant and feature-rich Windows package managers available, promising users not just improved utility but a notably smoother experience. The introduction of TRIM support...

For many Windows users, the universal struggle of keeping software up to date is a familiar, often frustrating experience. The task is deceptively simple—after all, isn't updating applications just a matter of clicking the "update" button when prompted or letting background updaters do their...

The world of package managers, though often confined to niche developer dialogs, is now adding some serious usability upgrades, and none stands out quite like UniGetUI in its latest iteration. Formerly recognized as WingetUI, this indispensable tool received a fresh overhaul not long ago and...

In the bustling world of Windows users, installing software is a rite of passage. While operating systems come bundled with a variety of applications, the true excitement lies in downloading and setting up third-party software. Whether it's gaming platforms like Steam, media players like...

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, new vulnerabilities surface regularly, prompting users to stay alert and informed. A recent serious concern has emerged regarding the Windows Package Library Manager, designated as CVE-2024-38203. Let's dive deeper into what this...

Windows 11 continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, and the August 2024 updates bring a series of improvements aimed at enhancing user experience, security, and productivity. The latest changes include significant upgrades in security protocols, device management capabilities, and features...

This year’s Microsoft Build is packed with news tailored specifically for developers. Our team has been hard at work creating useful tools and improving the developer experience for anyone who develops on Windows, including innovations with Terminal and WSL2. Additionally, we are unifying the...

Continuing in our series on using the Desktop Bridge to bring your existing desktop apps to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), let’s follow up last month’s post on the path from a desktop app to a UWP app with more information on choosing the path forward. First of all, we want to highlight...