Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!
“A package manager is a little bit like an app store, but it is both more fundamental and more versatile. Unlike app stores, which primarily deal with distributing first and third-party applications, package managers can […]
“Installing a bunch of applications at once on Windows can be annoying. Linux users have long used package managers to accomplish this with far greater ease—as have some Mac users. Using a package manager, you […]
Up until now, one of the ways to download Windows on Arm ISOs was by becoming a Windows Insider. Since the ISOs were available only as VHDX files, you could only use them on virtual […]
As Windows 11 slowly becomes inundated with ads, people on Windows 10 have been watching on in horror. Unfortunately, it seems that they, too, will begin seeing ads. Someone has spotted Start menu ads making […]
The Feature Store is a system component that manages Windows features. These features can be anything from updating the navigation pane to adding a new Task Manager to introducing tabs in File Explorer. ViVeTool interacts […]
I only realised this month that I needed PowerToys on my Windows 10 VM as I was trying to remap a key binding. I did not know that key bindings and shortcuts are not built […]
Windows is slow, clunky and unreliable. Atlas brings life back to your Windows system, designed to maximize performance and minimize latency. You will experience a smoother and more responsive Windows, and higher framerates over using […]
Chris Titus has done a video about this awesome open source tool he has built to install various common applications, do global software updates (yes I also can’t believe Windows does not yet do that), […]
The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), one of the best reasons to run Windows 11, is now available to Windows 10 users, in the latest version and with all its features. WSL dropped its “preview” […]
Yes, a real pity it is no longer supported by its creator due to another person his open source code (MIT license) and uploading it to the Microsoft Store as his own creation… I had […]
