/HidePackageDownloadCount - Allows keyboard bindings to be used to interact with different areas of the Chocolatey GUI User Interface - more info.

NOTE: This feature will only work with Chocolatey for Business and the Chocolatey GUI licensed extension installed - more info

/HideAllRemoteChocolateySources - Enable/disables whether or not all remote sources are hidden - essentially enabling a read-only view of installed packages.

/ExcludeInstalledPackages - Enables/disables whether or not Chocolatey GUI shows packages that are already installed when viewing sources - more info.

/DefaultToTileViewForRemoteSource - Enables/disables whether or not Chocolatey GUI defaults to tile instead of list view for all remote source views - more info.

/DefaultToTileViewForLocalSource - Enables/disables whether or not Chocolatey GUI defaults to tile instead of list view for the local source view - more info.

/DefaultToDarkMode - Enables/disables whether or not Chocolatey GUI defaults to using dark mode for the Chocolatey GUI User Interface - more info.

NOTE: This configuration setting will only work with Chocolatey for Business and the Chocolatey GUI licensed extension installed - more info /DefaultSourceName - The name of the source which should be shown by default when opening application./AllowNonAdminAccessToSettings - Controls whether or not a non-administrator user can access the Settings Screen./Global - Should the configuration change be applied globally, or for the current user.The following package parameters can be passed into the choco install or choco upgrade command to control how the installed version of Chocolatey GUI is configured. The following command to install it: choco upgrade chocolateygui -pre -source='''' If youĪre interested in using the very latest version of Chocolatey GUI, you can use

Performed, and the output is pushed to the Chocolatey GUI MyGet feed. Installing Beta Versions of Chocolatey GUIĮach time a commit is made into the Chocolatey GUI repository, a build is Version using the following command: choco upgrade chocolateygui If you already have Chocolatey GUI installed, you can upgrade to the latest Use theįollowing command to install the latest version of Chocolatey GUI: choco install chocolateygui The easiest way to install Chocolatey GUI is to use Chocolatey.

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