Adding Cursor to WinUtil

[AllanM84]

You seem to use Cursor in most of your streams for coding WinUtil and Linux Toolbox on YouTube videos I watch on either Titus Tech Talk or Chris Titus Tech, so it might be good to include this in the package.

I'm referring to the GitHub link below https://github.com/getcursor/cursor or https://www.cursor.com/ or https://cursor.sh/.

[MyDrift-user]

Hey @AllanM84, Thanks for the Suggestion. As far as I've seen, there sadly isn't a working Winget-, nor a available Chocolatey package for the Cursor editor, meaning it can't be installed the way WinUtil installs applications.

[AllanM84]

@MyDrift-user Thanks for the heads up.

[AllanM84]

I just looked at UniGETUI (formerly WinGetUI), and it shows it could be installed via Winget. (See screenshot below)

[MyDrift-user]

I tried installing it, thats why I wrote "sadly isn't a working Wingetpackage". I tried installing it like that on multiple machines on multiple networks, so I thaught It was a broken package. Does it work for you if you install it like that?

I found this to the error: The error code 0x80072f7d indicates a problem related to secure connection issues in the context of internet connections. This specific error is usually tied to SSL/TLS issues, such as certificate validation problems or mismatches

[AllanM84]

@MyDrift-user I tried doing the following command "winget.exe install --id CursorAI,Inc.Cursor --exact --source winget --accept-source-agreements --version "latest" --silent --disable-interactivity --accept-package-agreements"

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[MyDrift-user]

Ya it is the Issue of the package, nothing we can do here. I will close this issue but keep Cursor on lookout to add when it works :)

[MyDrift-user]

/close