Kyle J Strand

Thanks!

I have to admit that I completely forgot that the ball was in my court for this 🤦🏻 I'm setting up the package now. In case you'd like a preview,...

As I'm sure was the case for you when you wrote the software, the only rush is that I want to use the choco package myself!

@joelpurra I kept the installer minimal; it just puts the `exe` on the `PATH`. It doesn't even change the name, so in PowerShell, typing `X-M`, I get `& 'X-Mouse Controls.exe'`....

@joelpurra Okay, I've added a start-menu shortcut to the installer!

@joelpurra Chocolatey requests that packages include instructions for manual signature verification, but I'm actually having trouble with the `x-mouse_controls_2018-10-06T1730Z_release.zip.asc` file. The contents "look" right to me (though I know practically...

@joelpurra Thanks for the explanation! Sorry, I was essentially blindly copying `gpg` commands from StackOverflow, and the "no valid OpenPGP data" message didn't give me any hint that I should...

...oh, do I need to mark the imported key "trusted" somehow? Edit: that doesn't seem to work; after running `gpg --edit-key --with-subkey-fingerprint 4C47B4FF173AE6ED0DB733946DF6890D2A977668`, selecting `trust`, and assigning `4`, the `--verify`...

Okay, yeah, specifying `keyserver` worked! And for some reason, using `gpg` on WSL worked without any additional steps; I'm not sure if the issue was with `gpg4win` or if there...

The package is approved! https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/xmouse-controls/1.1.0.0 One of the maintainers clarified: > FYI, Chocolatey displays checksums (MD5, SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512) on the package web page - that's what a user...