Ninite was a lifesaver each time I did a windows fresh install, until recently, but I think everyone knows what happened. My point is I never ran into any problems with Ninite and it saved me a lot of time back in the day.
The only thing I have found, is, that Microsoft now have a multi-installer themselves, but it can only install a limited selection from their own store.
I’ve used Ninite for years on fresh installs for programs if I’m not doing enterprise stuff - all you do is pick which programs you want, it spits out an installer, and then you run it and it loads everything up, no sweat.
How much can one trust this Ninite thing? Sounds like the thing I want for work for easier Windows client management.
Ninite was a lifesaver each time I did a windows fresh install, until recently, but I think everyone knows what happened. My point is I never ran into any problems with Ninite and it saved me a lot of time back in the day.
edit: typo
What? I don’t, what happened? Did Ninite become sketchy?
I’m not sure what happened to Ninite, I was implying that I moved to linux so I don’t have to rely on that tool anymore.
The only thing I have found, is, that Microsoft now have a multi-installer themselves, but it can only install a limited selection from their own store.
I hope, Ninite did not become “sketchy”.
I’ve used Ninite for years on fresh installs for programs if I’m not doing enterprise stuff - all you do is pick which programs you want, it spits out an installer, and then you run it and it loads everything up, no sweat.