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Thermon is a worldwide leader industrial process heating, temperature maintenance, environmental monitoring, and temporary power distribution solutions. They have a bunch of free software that is incredibly useful for this field.

Deploy/updating .Net (and Developer Pack) via PMPC automation for our development teams would be neat.

LanSchool Air is available for both Windows and Mac. It could benefit schools to have this in the catalog. The download is locked behind a login page, but if we could add that to our local repo and have you handle the logic ... that would be aweso...

GIT LFS is the standard tool to handle binary files efficiently under GIT repos. Every developer works nowadays in one form or another with GIT repos, so the tool should be used widely by developers. GIT LFS is available as a standalone version av...

We have a plethora of applications that we don't necessarily need nor want to be required installs for devices but rather installed manually on an as-needed basis. The problem with these applications is that as updated versions of the application ...

Similar to https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-4767 but not equal: we would like to have the choice to set detection on the file based option as in Intune to check e.g. versions, not a custom method as I suspect in https://ideas.patchmyp...

We use several applications from Maxon which require an up to date version of this little app. Currently a lot of work is involved to keep this application updated. Would be great to have this program available in Patch My PC. Unfortunately the do...

Fathom, Arrow, Impulse, and xStream are all different pipe flow modeling programs used by engineers to analyze piping and ducting systems. It would be useful to have all four products in PMPC.

These applications as a pair support the Specops Password Reset functionality. It would be handy to be able to have these download automatically.

Bonjour,on sccm we are able to appove a request app. see attached file. with Intune, this feature doesn't exist. maybe PatchMyPc can provide this feature ?