Winget is a package manager that many people are very familiar with, but most casual users simply give up using it because of the command line interface, which may seem daunting.Those familiar with such interfaces will say that they are very simple, but most casual users still like graphical user interfaces.
WingetUI, as its name suggests, provides a graphical interface for all your software management requirements.This solution supports Winget, Scoop and Chocolatey as package managers, whether it is to install or remove software or update existing programs on your computer, which means you will have a generous program directory to view.
Software features
WingetUIBe able to install, update and uninstall software packages of Winget, Scoop and Chocolate.WingetUIIt will also detect whether your manually installed applications can be updated.
It can also upgrade and uninstall previously installed software packages – as well as uninstall built-in Windows applications.
WingetUI has the ability to import and export the software packages you choose, so that you can easily install them in the future.
WingetUI supports an interface to manage Scoop buckets.
Install an older version of the application.
When updates are available, the WingetUI displays a notification.
Manage your updates and installed packages from its context menu.
The user will be notified whether the installation/update/uninstallation of an application has completed successfully.
Ability to queue for installation to prevent conflicts.
Provides a dark theme to prevent your eyes from being burned.?
WingetUI can display relevant information of software package (such as license, SHA256 hash value, home page, etc.) before installation.
There are more than 14000 available software packages (if winget, scoop and chocolate are enabled)!
More features will be launched in the future!
A package manager for everyone Winge t is an effective way to quickly install many programs on your system, and having a GUI makes this process easier for all types of users.As far as the user interface is concerned, it is obviously modern and easy to browse, so it is a quite successful implementation.
The first time you start, you can choose your favorite package manager.Winget and Chocolate are automatically selected, but you can also enable Scoop, which is a package manager containing utilities to serve more experienced users.
After all this, it's time to flip through the software catalog.If it is generous, it is an underestimate: there are more than 14.000 packages available in all three package managers, so please feel free to find the program you need.
Different installation methods After you have selected your software, it is time to start installing it.You can choose to let the program handle the installation for you, or you can install manually through the interactive installation option.You can also freely skip the hash check to speed up the download process.
The tool also has a software update tool that scans your PC for programs and notifies you of any updates.This provides a good and effective method for updating multiple programs at one time.
You can also uninstall some installed programs through the "Install Package" interface. Select the program you want to handle, and the software will help you complete this process faster.
A more accessible Winget WingetUI provides an interface that enables users to effectively use several package managers to help them install and manage software on their computers more effectively.
The main goal of this project is to create an intuitive GUI for the most common CLI package managers for Windows 10 and Windows 11, such as Winget, Scoop, and Chocolate.With this application, you will be able to easily download, install, update and uninstall any software released on the supported package manager and more.
Update log
This unplanned release does fix recent crashes introduced by .NET 8.0.4. It also attempts to fix issues with the App Sdk.
WingetUI can now be run as administrator from local accounts
No more changes have been introduced by this release
