I found that it was fairly easy to create a custom. Only the applications you want are installed and all dialog boxes and prompts are skipped. All of Just Install’s applications are downloaded from their original sources, and no repackaging takes place.

This means that you can uninstall them in the usual way. Just Install installs all the applications correctly and you can see them in the Control Panel. You have to use a command line process to install one of the common applications. The way it works is very similar to Chocolatey. Just Install is another good application for installing applications on Windows computers and is worth including in my list of Ninite alternatives. Some people have said that Chocolatey does not install some applications well, but I have not experienced that. There is a Pro version, but only companies with a lot of Windows computers will opt for that version. I only used the open source version of Chocolatey and found it did everything I wanted. You can install your favorite applications and leave everything unattended while you do something useful when using Chocolatey. and then I had a visible interface to keep track of what was installed and what was not. Things got much better when I downloaded the GUI from here. I had to use a PowerShell to add the commands for the installations, which was a bit difficult for me at first. When I visited the official website, I saw that there was a huge amount of applications and utilities available for download to Windows computers. I have heard a lot about Chocolatey as a good Ninite alternative, but I had never used it before. Chocolatey – Free version and Pro for $96/year

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