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They do most of this -- albeit without support -- through the store if that's a viable distribution channel for you. You can actually get support, but be prepar
by trympet 3y ago
They do most of this -- albeit without support -- through the store if that's a viable distribution channel for you. You can actually get support, but be prepared to pay big $$$.
- oblio 3y agoThe store is kind of a non-starter for many apps. How many apps do they even have in the store? 0.01% of all Windows apps?
- trympet 3y agoNo clue, however, they've made it relatively seamless to publish and download from there. You can also use winget [1] to download signed apps from the store. End users don't need an MSA. [1] - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/ https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/wi...
- revelio 3y agoIt's not that seamless. We've been trying it lately and the onboarding process is still pretty bureaucratic. Like, having to give an age rating to a zip utility doesn't make anything better.
- revelio 3y agoYes, going via the store fixes some of those problems but introduces others. In particular a lot of corporate users have it disabled and of course they have a lot of arbitrary policies. I didn't know they had dev support if you're in the store, interesting thanks.
- trympet 3y agoYMMV, but I found the macOS app store way more picky than the MS Store. Denying my submission for using the term 'Exit' instead of 'Quit' rubs me the wrong way.