Closed hwhsu1231 closed 1 year ago
Therefore, I suggest that it add instructions to install Poedit with PkgMgrs on Windows in README.md.
I suggest that you use the official installer and not rely on some apparently unmaintained 3rd party source that has very outdated versions.
I suggest that you use the official installer and not rely on some apparently unmaintained 3rd party source that has very outdated versions.
@vslavik
WinGet is using the official installer provided by Poedit.
WinGet is kept maintaining by Microsoft. And if the current version of the package is out-of-date, then all we need to do is to post an update request in winget-pkgs. For example, the latest version of VaclavSlavik.Poedit
in WinGet is currently 3.1.1
, which is indeed out-of-date. Therefore, I posted the following two update requests in winget-pkgs just now:
WinGet is kept maintaining by Microsoft.
I mean, self-evidently not. You contradict this claim in the very next sentence yourself:
all we need to do is to post
(i.e. some unspecified "we", not the supposedly maintaining Microsoft)
I am not going to link a non-official download source and would appreciate it if you stopped arguing about it.
I am not going to a non-official download source and would appreciate it if you stopped arguing about it.
I understand and I'll respect your decision. Sorry for the inconvenience caused. However, there is one more thing confusing me: What do you mean "non-official download source"?
Suggestion
Currently, we can use some package managers to install Poedit on Windows.
For example, we can use winget-cli to install Poedit with the following command:
Therefore, I suggest that it add instructions to install Poedit with PkgMgrs on Windows in
README.md
.