Devolutions released UniGetUI 2026.3.2 on October 15, introducing a new experimental Software Catalog that allows administrators to create a curated list of approved software for users to install with a single click. The update also includes enhancements such as drag-and-drop sidebar reordering, a macOS Liquid Glass design, and various usability improvements, alongside crucial bug fixes like preventing pip updates from corrupting Python environments. This release marks a significant milestone under Devolutions' management following its acquisition of UniGetUI in March 2026, emphasizing a focus on security and enterprise readiness. Users can download the new version through various channels, including the Microsoft Store, direct installers, or package managers like WinGet and Chocolatey

UniGetUI 2026.3.2 Adds Approved-Software Catalog and Fixes pip Corruption Bug

Devolutions released UniGetUI 2026.3.2 on October 15, and its headline feature is a new experimental Software Catalog that lets administrators build a curated list of approved software users can install with one click. The update also adds drag-and-drop sidebar reordering, a macOS Liquid Glass look, and small usability wins like scroll-position retention and better screen-reader announcements. Most practically, it fixes a bug that let pip updates corrupt Python environments by serializing those operations, alongside fixes for PowerShell module uninstalls, Chocolatey admin elevation, and several crashes. Built in about a week by six contributors, the release is the first major product milestone under Devolutions' 2026 acquisition and sits comfortably past the CVE-2026-10696 package-correlation fix from 2026.2.1.

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