2024年03月14日の更新情報

Tested on OS builds 22000.2538, 22621.1992, 22621.3155, 22621.3235, 22621.3296, 25951.1000, and 26058.1000.

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• Taskbar10: Fixed a bug where SCOOBE would repeatedly crash Explorer when Language Switcher is set to anything other than Windows 10 (the default). (fe7f800)
• Taskbar10: Refined the method for aligning the Windows 11 Start menu and Search flyouts when using the Windows 10 taskbar on 22621.2792+. (8f84a96)
  • This should fix related crashes during logon and screen resolution change on 26063+.
• Taskbar10: Revised the method for restoring acrylic to the Windows 10 taskbar on 22621+. (5e7bad2)
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Important note: WingetUI will soon become UnigetUI. Please see #1900 for more details

Changelog

WingetUI has been redesigned entirely. WingetUI is now built with WinUI3 on top of .NET 8. This redesign brings not only a brand new interface, but also an improved backend. The major highlights are:

• Smoother, more responsive interface. Aesthetics and accessibility have been greatly improved.
• The backend has been improved. Packages now load faster and more reliably, providing a more straight-forward experience.
• Importing and exporting packages got a big upgrade: Lists of packages can now be opened, edited and exported again. A new Package Bundles section has been added to the interface.

WingetUI

Enhancements

Languages

• Added Zig outline view (#7357).
  • See it in action.
• Improved Ruby grammar to allow targeting of superclasses including namespaces classes.
• Improved Rust DX by exposing more errors from rust-analyzer on invalid Cargo.toml contents (#7574).

Vim

• Added support for ap and ip paragraph text objects (#7359).
• Added support for z. (centers cursor in window and puts cursor at first non-blank).
• Added ctrl-w d, ctrl-w shift-d and ctrl-w space for editor::GoTo{,Type}Definition and editor::OpenExcerptsSplit.

Collaboration<

Full Changelog: 4.5.1...4.6.0

• Supports KEX algorithm "curve25519-sha256@libssh.org."
• Allow storing passphrase in the shortcut file (.gts).
  The shortcut files containing passphrase, saved in older versions (<=4.4.5), can also be used.
• Fix: Support for using read-only key file.
• Some code cleanup.

Fixed remote URLs list fetching. #30

Full Changelog: v2.3...v2.4

Enhancements

Languages

• Added @callback, @type and @typep Elixir symbols in outline view.
  • See it in action.
• Added autoclosing of ( and ' in Lua.

Vim

• Added option use_smartcase_find.
• Added subword motions.
• Added [x and ]x as default keybindings to select larger and smaller syntax nodes respectively.

Collaboration

• Added autocompletion for emojis in chat when typing emoji shortcodes (#7299).
• Added support for automatically replacing

This release is the second release candidate of Windows Package Manager 1.7 for Windows 10 (1809+), and Windows 11.
Experimental features have been disabled in this release.

This release fixes issues related to winget upgrade --all (#4219) and addresses problems with the PowerShell cmdlet Repair-WinGetPackageManager which was caused by our dependency on the latest Mic

See the assets to download and install this version.

Installing on MacOS

Download the app by choosing the appropriate dmg file for your system architecture:

• Marker_1.0.0_aarch64.dmg - for M1-based macs
• Marker_1.0.0_x64.dmg - for Intel-based macs

After you download the app and drag it to your Applications folder, you will face difficulties opening it because I'm not enrolled in the Apple Developer Program. To bypass this, you will need to run this in your terminal:

$ xattr -c /Applications/Marker.app

After that, you should be able to open the app with no issues.