UniGetUI v2026.3.3 introduces a significant update that allows organizations to serve their own software installers directly through the catalog, catering to enterprise IT buyers. The update, which is part of a series of rapid releases since Devolutions acquired the tool, incorporates new features like customizable columns, an Extensions framework, and various safety prompts. The software remains free and open-source, but now benefits from Devolutions' support and a more structured development lifecycle, enhancing its reliability for users. With continuous improvements and a focus on enterprise functionality, UniGetUI aims to simplify the management of multiple package managers from a unified interface

UniGetUI v2026.3.3 Adds Custom Software Catalog Installers for Enterprise

UniGetUI v2026.3.3 lets organizations serve their own software installers directly through the catalog, marking a clear pivot toward enterprise IT buyers. The free, MIT-licensed Windows tool, now owned by Devolutions since March 2026, keeps its single-window approach to managing WinGet, Chocolatey, Scoop, and other package managers while adding extensions, customizable columns, and safety prompts. Backing from Devolutions has accelerated the release line to nearly weekly, with roughly 34 versions shipping in 2026 alone. The update also delivers a long list of bug fixes, including a Linux shutdown bug that previously left the app blocking logouts.

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