Npackd aims to simplify software installation, updates, and removal on Windows with its simple interface, automatic updates, and curated app store.
Npackd is an open-source package manager and app store for Windows created by Daryl Metcalf. It aims to simplify installing, updating, and removing desktop applications on Windows by providing a unified interface and backend.
Some key features of Npackd include:
Npackd is inspired by package managers on Linux and aims to bring some of that convenience to Windows users. It handles dependencies automatically during installs and upgrades. The project is open-source and extensible, with support for developers to package their own apps for distribution.
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