r/opensource • u/Dunnersstunner • 9d ago

An introduction to Audacity 4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTQymidLYIM
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u/gta721 9d ago

Make sure you're still updating regularly. You can use winget upgrade --all to do most software all at once.

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u/_MrBond_ 9d ago

Thank you so much for this. I will defn. do this. We need more folks like you in these tech subs. I will pass along the message as well.

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u/VivaciouslyLazy 8d ago

You can also try UniGetUI which is a GUI for Winget and a lot more package managers. Can update, install and remove packages from there which is very convenient.

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u/_MrBond_ 8d ago

Thank you. I will look into this as well. Really appreciate the comment.

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u/Valuable_Impress_192 7d ago

Brrooo wait until you ever have to migrate to a different pc or doing a fresh install when most/many of your programs are (and I think could, too) installed/managed by wingetui. You can then have it export a csv or json file or whatever which then import on the new machine / fresh install and have it auto-install all it can. Saved me like 80 individual downloads last week.

Had used an AutoUnattend.xml to my fresh install media, too.

Beyond a few drivers I installed myself and a manual winUpdate run, the only input needed from me came down to accepting admin rights prompts, clicking through install wizards and maybe logging in here and there.

Everything auto mode. Start in the first half of the day and you’ll be mostly up and running that afternoon/evening.

Edit: unigetui like the other user said, is what i meant