Drew Naylor

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Exception after updating from 2.0.8 to 2.1.0

Noticed this problem as well, but for me, I'm on .NET Framework 4.8 and it couldn't find the e_sqlite library after upgrading to 2.1.0. It appears that the `runtimes` directory...

When displaying only the latest version of a package, some of them aren't really the latest version as shown in winget.

An update on this: looks like Microsoft fixed the AdoptOpenJDK package versions but another package that had something to do with subtitles now shows the wrong version number in guinget...

When displaying only the latest version of a package, some of them aren't really the latest version as shown in winget.

Latest status on this issue: Adopt OpenJDK appears to now be split into separate packages for each version, so that shouldn't be an issue anymore. Unfortunately, 7zip now suffers from...

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

Nah, we can just switch over to PowerShell for now since it doesn't seem to remove items like CMD does.

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

As stated in https://github.com/DrewNaylor/guinget/issues/78#issuecomment-737906327, neither CMD nor PowerShell have infinite scrollback buffers, so I'm going to just read the output into a textbox, or if I can manage it, a...

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

This textbox should be in a form with a `Close` button in the bottom-right corner next to a `Save to text file` button. The textbox may need both horizontal and...

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

Just to make things simple, there should be a way to display just a textbox and a way to show a tabcontrol that has both a textbox and a consolecontrol...

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

Actually, maybe the ConEmu control could be used instead of ConsoleControl: https://www.nuget.org/packages/ConEmu.Control.WinForms/

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

Doing the fancy two-tab thing was too much work that I don't really know how to do right now, so maybe I can just have a reusable window with ConEmu...

Allow the user to display available upgrades and installed packages in a window with a textbox instead of CMD so stuff doesn't disappear.

If I use a textbox or another similar control without support for ANSI sequences, I'll have to replace the spinner thing.