Edit:thanks for the answers guys! Is the ninite google legit, or fake? Presumably ninite pro does the same thing except the software vendors receive a portion of the fee ninite charges to use ninite pro (again, presumably). Just because i still need to download other stuff. I have created a very simple and customizable script that i find pretty useful for downloading/updating 3rd party apps using the free version of ninite. Once run, it will automatically install all. Winget (better than ninite) terminal application manager for windows. Does ninite distinguish between 32 and 64 bit os versions and select appropriate builds?
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If you don't want to bother too much with the terminal So most people know ninite the all in one installer. But is there a way i can create a similar installer but with my own software?
Winget (Better Than Ninite) Terminal Application Manager For Windows.
Once run, it will automatically install all. Is the ninite google legit, or fake? The concept of ninite is simple, select the applications you wish to install, then download a custom installer for the selected software.
I Have Created A Very Simple And Customizable Script That I Find Pretty Useful For Downloading/Updating 3Rd Party Apps Using The Free Version Of Ninite.
Just because i still need to download other stuff.
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So Most People Know Ninite The All In One Installer.
Does ninite distinguish between 32 and 64 bit os versions and select appropriate builds? Is the ninite google legit, or fake? So basically ninite is saying, we won't let you install stuff to a different location because microsoft says don't redirect program files, while ignoring the fact that they can.
But Is There A Way I Can Create A Similar Installer But With My Own Software?
And is ninite legit, or fake? On one hand they seem to bundle a lot of support in a super affordable service. If you don't want to bother too much with the terminal
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Edit:thanks for the answers guys! Winget (better than ninite) terminal application manager for windows. The concept of ninite is simple, select the applications you wish to install, then download a custom installer for the selected software.
Just Because I Still Need To Download Other Stuff.
Once run, it will automatically install all. I will use ninite from now on because of safety:you never know what site you enter by googling. Presumably ninite pro does the same thing except the software vendors receive a portion of the fee ninite charges to use ninite pro (again, presumably).
I Have Created A Very Simple And Customizable Script That I Find Pretty Useful For Downloading/Updating 3Rd Party Apps Using The Free Version Of Ninite.
I had some trouble after ninite installed a 32 bit jre instead of 64 bit.
