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Support User-Context Adobe Connect App Installations and Updates
Currently, the Patch My PC Adobe Connect catalog application only supports system-context installations and detects installations under HKLM. As a result, user-context installations are reported as Not Applicable and cannot be updated through Patc...
The Azure Developer CLI (azd) is an open-source tool that accelerates provisioning and deploying app resources on Azure. azd provides best practice, developer-friendly commands that map to key stages in your development workflow, whether you're wo...
It's like a lot of different small little computers, all running on one computer.On your desktop. Note, there's installers for Apple vs Intel silicon.Also, it feels like they're previewing a per-customer customized installer that includes their li...
uniFLOW is a software platform for all your print, scan and device management, designed to bring the full value of multi-functional printers, scan devices and large format printers to your organization. uniFLOW’s modular structure and the powerful...
I would like to have the ability to choose multiple apps, in the PMPC Cloud App Catalog, at a single time. Then once I have selected all the apps I want to package, it goes to the first app in the list similar to if you selected a single app. Once...
Most of my organization's fleet is currently operating with ARM computers. Acrobat is one of our core applications, so I had to deploy the app from the Microsoft store as a workaround, since PMPC Cloud won't allow me to deploy the app or updates f...
Publisher: Instead of app prefix/suffix - set the "notes" field on app packages
In the interest of making things clean and readable. Adding a prefix or suffix to the app name makes things messy. If we could have an option to instead set the "notes" field (in settings->naming) for application deployments in intune that woul...