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Intune – Using a Requirement Rule to detect Adobe Acrobat Reader
The blog discusses challenges with updating Adobe Acrobat Reader (64-Bit) via Winget, due to the software’s transition to a unified installation. This results in update failures on devices with Standard or Pro editions. The fix involves leveraging the “SCAPackageLevel” value to verify the installation of Adobe Reader before updating, ensuring a smoother experience.
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WinGet – How to Add a New Application
The post details the process of submitting a new application to WinGet using the CLI tool Komac, using the Azeus Convene application as an example. After demonstrating the installation and usage of Komac, the writer outlines package submission, validation, and approval. The post also covers how to add the approved package to Pckgr for testing…
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Requesting a Winget Package – Our Process
Todays blog will take a look how to request an application in Pckgr from the Winget repository and the behind the scenes process it goes through. Searching Winget for an application We are wanting to see if the Dell Display Manager is available already via Winget. To search for applications, open up PowerShell and use…
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Winget – Automating JetBrains updates
Hello everyone! Today I thought I would write about a process we just spent a night grinding through, automating the update of JetBrains packages in Winget. For those that do not know JetBrains is a software vendor which mostly focuses on building and releasing tools for software developers. They have a large stack of applications,…
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Microsoft Winget Bot – Exciting New Updates
Today we are looking at the new update of Microsoft’s Winget Bot. The Winget Bot now can automatically scan and update Winget packages in the Repo. This has been a long-awaited feature, and we are extremely excited to now see it in action. At the time of writing this, the Winget bot has only been…
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