Blogs from TMurgent
Running Win32/WPF applications in a container like MSIX is different than when running installed in the traditional way. While there are benefits, the container also can cause issues with applications when you simply repackage them without making changes to the application source.
In The MSIX Report Card for 1809 , I took a look at the results of such vanilla …
Last Summer, I had an opportunity to work with Microsoft on the process of getting MSIX Applications created and released through the Microsoft Store. As a result, I ended up with the first MSIX package released in the Windows Store!
On my website at TMurgent.com, I have a large number of free community tools that I have …
At the Windows Developer Conference this March, Microsoft announced MSIX as their latest idea of the future for application delivery. This followed with more details released at the Microsoft Build Conference in May. I applaud these efforts by Microsoft; they follow the call I made last year for the development of a new standard application format that meets both the …