* Add Selected Apps Label, Reshuffel the nesting of the checkbox and the label to be able to reference the name from the actual checkbox
* Add visual selection and allow click on the whole app section
* Fix Theme definition to work with theme change
* Fix Highlight on if label or icon is clicked
* change applications.json to powershell object list and refactor UI Creation logic
* Optimization and Add Collapsable Categories
* Add Button functionality for install, uninstall, info, install selected, uninstall selected, clear and implement search
* Rest application.json to Main
* Reset Compile to main
* Pretty much revamp_apps but without changes to applications.json
* Small fixes
- Stray comma at the end of line 324.
- Since JSON handling is different between Powershell 5 and Powershell 7. You only notice the error during Compiling on Powershell 5. Fixes https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil/issues/2864
* Fix minor denomination problem for packages
* Fix incorrect filter of OS packages
Packages such as the metadata for capabilities (FoDs) or the foundation package were being incorrectly filtered. They were part of `Remove-ProvisionedPackages`, which only removes AppX packages. These are **OS packages**, something completely different
* Fixed indentation
* Exclude `Microsoft-RemoteDesktopConnection`
Exclude that from feature list. Fixes#2705
* Remove DISM from AppX removal listings
DISM is a system component. It will never be an AppX package. This is unnecessary
* Improve error handling for file copy
* Remove space (for some reason)
Compilation script is very adamant that this should be this way
* Exclude the VBSCRIPT Features on Demand from pkgs
Exclude the VBSCRIPT feature on demand (or capability) from package removal. Some people were reporting that excluding VBSCRIPT fixed problems with AMD chipset drivers on MicroWin
* Exclude Recall from feature listings
This fixes problems people were experiencing where the file explorer would go back to the Windows 10 layout
* Improve error output
* Add 24H2 to release list
* Detect Windows 10 and show compatibility dialog
* Disable some insane desktop stuff on Windows 10
I've only been able to disable Search Highlights. News and Interests persists
* Change policy for News and Interests
Avoid showing "Access denied" errors for this. This is still broken - News and Interests is still there. [louder]Linus Torvalds curse word here[/louder]
Anyway, if someone wants to give setting this up a shot, send me suggestions on how to do this
* Write suggestion for AV
* Hold errored packages in a list
Items are being added correctly, but I can't get that to show to the end-user. Perhaps a different approach will work
* Remove older Windows versions from download list
Sadly, the links for these had been removed by Microsoft, in favor of the latest version (24H2)
* Add sorting to error messages
Thanks @og-mrk for the suggestion and the patch (even though I applied it myself)
* Make error messages easier to view (#1)
* Make error messages easier to view
* Improve error output
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* Disable Recall on first run
Keeps the Explorer look of modern Windows 11 builds whilst removing the Recall feature (which I think will manifest itself on PCs with Lunar Lake processors)
* Replace "C:\" with environment variable
This still works on single-boot configurations, but presents a more dynamic approach
* Fix Volume Mixer issues and removal of leftovers
Fix originally from @MyDrift-user on #2856
* Add missing piece to last commit
* Default to downloading OSCDIMG from GitHub repo
Chocolatey may not be the way to help us detect the presence of OSCDIMG.
Everyone, unless someone REALLY uses old deployment technology, has moved to Windows ADK 10.0
* Fix Sorting of Errored Packages by using 'Sort-Object' instead of 'IComparer' approach (#2)
Fixes startup issues in PWSH 7
* Remove reference to News and Interests from output
Even though the logic is still there, it doesn't work. I don't want to deal with that anymore. Search Highlights, on the other hand, is removed very easily
* Exclude License packages from removal
They throw an "Access denied" error when trying to remove them. This is a timesaver
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