About this tag
The windows package managers tag brings together coverage of UniGetUI, a Windows graphical front end for managing software through several package ecosystems. Recent tagged updates focus on UniGetUI 2026.2.4, which fixes empty WinGet sources, PowerShell module installation issues, and regressions in NativeAOT builds, alongside version 2026.2.3’s NativeAOT default and startup-performance improvements. The discussions identify support for WinGet, Chocolatey, Scoop, Pip, npm, .NET Tool, and the PowerShell Gallery. Together, these posts show how a single interface can help users find, install, update, and remove packages without switching between separate command-line tools, while also tracking reliability and performance changes in the application.
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    UniGetUI 2026.3.1 Adds Terminal UI, Agent Package Policies and WinGet Update Fixes

    UniGetUI has spent years putting a graphical front end on Windows' command-line package managers. Its newest release now offers a way to use it from the command line as well. Devolutions' UniGetUI 2026.3.1 adds a terminal interface, a policy editor for Devolutions Agent, and a way to limit...
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    UniGetUI 2026.2.4 Fixes Empty WinGet Sources and PowerShell Installs

    Devolutions has issued UniGetUI 2026.2.4, a hotfix that follows the performance-heavy 2026.2.3 release by a day and repairs regressions affecting WinGet, PowerShell module installs, and the application’s new NativeAOT builds. UniGetUI is the open-source graphical front end for several package...
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    UniGetUI 2026.2.3 Speeds Startup With NativeAOT Default

    Devolutions has released UniGetUI 2026.2.3, a performance-focused update for its Windows package-manager front end. The July 14 release makes NativeAOT the default build mode for all release packages, which the project says reduces runtime overhead and improves startup performance. UniGetUI...
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