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A lightweight and flexible tool that enables you to run an ALM desktop client on Windows machine with no need for Internet Explorer or admin permissions

enables software developers and system integrators to combine a high level security of fingerprint-based solution to their Windows applications

Advanced / Patch Insights supports integration with Azure AD. It advises to create an app registration, however at this time it does not support certificate based authentication and only client secret. Microsoft recommend certificate based authent...

Most of my applications are created as separate versions, and I don't push patches for them, I supersede and deploy to automatically update the superseded app (exceptions being browsers and Adobe Reader). Since I do this, I have to manually supers...

Very good and usefully SSH Client

It would be graeat to have the possibility to add the Updates for products like Adobe Acrobat DC etc as standalone apps. This could be usefull in a Co-Mgmgt Scenario with Application Workload on ConfigMgr and Updates Workload on WUfB. Currently we...

We use PatchMyPC to uninstall certain unwanted software. We would love it, if there was an option able to be notified when those software are uninstalled. (This feature could be expanded to setup install & update notifications for certain apps...

Supply chain management continues to be an area of significant security concern, and even for trusted suppliers who have been validated for installation in our environment, there is significant room for impact if their code repositories or build c...

Add support for Microsoft Windows Terminal. Currently updates are handled through Microsoft Store for Business (deprecated in SCCM) but they also have a regularly updated Git repository. We have had requests to add this software for our developers...

G*Power is a tool to compute statistical power analyses for many different t tests, F tests, χ2 tests, z tests and some exact tests. G*Power can also be used to compute effect sizes and to display graphically the results of power analyses. This is...