Templayer

> Personally, I don't like Chocolatey one bit, because it requires a lot of work from maintainers, causing packages to fall behind, the documentation is confusing and I've seen people...

> * Totally agree that that period (way back) when stuff kept changing at LibreWolf and WinUpdater didn't work a couple of times was pretty annoying. I always had to...

> > Not even a month ago the WinUpdater broke and caused infinite loops. That stole focus every few milliseconds just to return it back. Rendering the system pretty much...

> @ltguillaume @Templayer Yeah I looked into it and ran into issues trying to make a chocolatey package. Im sorry but it is probably not something I am going to...

> WinUpdater already works in its current form and I can release the version that allows updating all different builds as soon as the thor_ver files get updated 😃 WinUpdater...

> * A lot of things including the windows 7 update 2018 iso file are listed by the author of Thorium browser here: https://thorium.rocks/win7 Win7 compatibility tables ought to be...

> Scoop Lack of a proper Win7-compatible detailed GUI, unlike Chocolatey. But if https://github.com/OzakIOne/scoop-gui (or such) ever gets finished, then that indeed might be a proper alternative.

>On modern systems (W10+), I'd much rather prefer them to choose Brave in that case Yeah, I'm using Brave in Linux Mint too. But this repository is about Win7, not...

> That's personal taste, I don't really know what a GUI would add, but I get your point. The application search on https://scoop.sh is working great and allows you to...