Most importantly, WinUI 2 which needs a package identity to be able to use. Plus, we now rely on features which need this package to work. This package provides the user benefits over traditional installer, for example the program is always cleanly uninstalled, making it impossible for registry/file rot to develop. The store is not needed either, we just ship the same package inside the store and outside the store: the OS recognizes that it comes from the store and says as such. It is more of a burden for us to maintain a traditional installer than MSIX. I will followup on the MS issue ( microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml#6139), but for now I will stick with the uglya$% taskbar MS offers, until it's fixed. Usually open source windows apps shouldn't rely on having an internet connection, unless really necessary. exe/.msi anymore (portable or installer), is because I think I am not the only one in this situation. Regarding to my question why isn't there an. Also, trying to install with appinstaller doesn't work as well, since besides not having a store, I also block most of MS connections. However in my case, trying to install via msixbundle and then launching doesn't do anything.
Thanks for explanation and for all your work. If you're wondering why we don't ship a traditional installer anymore, it's because it was a maintenance burden (we had to maintain two builds, and I'll be honest, no installer framework is good) when. msixbundle just fails if the dependencies aren't installed). There is a binary release - the bundle.msixbundle file can be downloaded and installed as well, without the Microsoft Store.appinstaller also tells Windows where to find our dependencies, in case they aren't already installed (whereas.
appinstaller can install without the Microsoft Store. The instructions where correct for 2021.4, but not 2021.5 because of this: microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml#6139Īlso why don't we have binaries releases anymore? Not everyone has windows store enabled (or allowed to run uwp apps) For not being able to find the process and the taskbar reverting, it's because TTB is crashing. The config file will be automatically created in the same folder the app is stored.
however the taskbar remains transparent (win 11 stable) As a matter of fact, I can't even find the process in task manager after launching it. I couldn't find the config file when extracting the pkg and running the exe.
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