1. The recent Ninite improvements have been under-the-hood

    Ninite has gotten much better lately, but that fact hasn’t been obvious from the posts on this blog.  Let’s correct that.

    The biggest update has been properly internationalizing all apps that support it.  People all around the globe use Ninite and we’re proud to give everyone a first-class experience.  If an app has a version for your PC’s language, that’s the one we install.  This is similar to our automatic support for 64-bit apps on 64-bit Windows.

    Another improvement has been reducing the startup time of Ninite installers.  Ninite is now faster than ever at getting your apps installed so you can get on with your life.

    Finally, we’re going to start using this blog to share new features, tips, and use cases of Ninite.  The past few posts have been about new apps added to Ninite, but just posting those announcements would make for a boring blog because Ninite isn’t about adding every app out there.

    Ninite users have spoken and they really like our curated catalog of great Windows apps.  While our selection will expand, we’re setting a high bar for inclusion.

    It shouldn’t be possible to end up with a bad, or even mediocre experience after using Ninite.  We’re about making your PC great.

    As always, thanks for using Ninite!

     
  2. Ad-Aware is now on Ninite

    One more way to clean out malware.

    Get Ad-Aware at Ninite.

     
  3. Everything Search Engine now on Ninite

    Everything is Windows file search done right.

    Get it now at Ninite.

     
  4. KeePass is now available through Ninite

    Keep your passwords safe with KeePass.  We got lots of requests for this password manager and we’re happy to say it’s now live on Ninite.

     
  5. TeraCopy now on Ninite

    We’ve received a plenty of requests for it, and now TeraCopy is live on Ninite for all your fast copying needs.  Enjoy!

     
  6. Seth Godin does a fantastic job articulating the problems with PC software these days.  In many ways this is a great summary of our motivation for creating Ninite.

    The shattered expectations he describes are behind so much of the “This is too good to be true,” or “What’s the catch?” feedback we receive.  PC software shouldn’t be like a “sleazy carnival,” and we’re working hard to fix that.