Rob Reynolds

@kev494 this is a good request! I've updated it a bit for our purposes and have marked it as up for grabs for anyone that might want to take a...

Not sure which page still needs help - if you can point me to it, I'm hoping I can provide some guidance. :D

I wanted to say this is a duplicate, but I don't see the original (perhaps it is in the old chocolatey/chocolatey repository).

> nor is it clear that you can even install to an alternate location as that info is buried as the eleventh link under More Options and doesn't appear in...

> This should be the **default behavior**. Installing to a non-default location is not well documented nor a trivial task. I'm going to respectfully disagree on the premise of a...

> There is no indication to the uninitiated of the implications of the default install location @sharpninja can you elaborate on what you would like to see as far as...

> This is a fundamental problem with choco, installers have invoked uac elevation on their own since Vista came out, it's expected behavior. If Chocolatey merely ran installers, I would...

All of those scripts and other things need to be secure to remove the potential that something without administrative rights, could affect the files, etc, prior to an administrative scenario...

>> most things you do on Windows require administrative rights > This is patently false. System admins and developers may live in an admin shell, but hardly anyone else ever...

> Simply have choco elevate when it needs to automatically so people can just use the default install and go about their business. We talked about gsudo earlier in here,...