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Feature: Installation source Steam #202
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I get your point, but the "Installation source" is the method WingetUI uses to obtain/update/uninstall packages. Since steam games are handled by steam and registered as unknown packages for winget nor scoop, the installation source is local (aka third-party to winget or scoop). In other words, there is no WingetUI integration with steam, and the uninstall entries are the ones provided by Windows Registry (not by winget or scoop), thoug local pc |
@marticliment Would you mind if I tried to implement a solution similar to #502? For example, the packages below would have a different source icon and the source name would be Steam instead of Local PC, but it would behave the same: Icon suggestions: https://img.icons8.com/cotton/2x/steam--v4.png |
If you want to try, go for it! If it works i'll definitely merge it |
Done. Now I just need to figure out how to use Github Desktop so I can upload it |
Thanks! |
Steam games are also recognized in the installed packages.
These things get "Steam" as the package ID.
In this case you can write "Steam" instead of "Local PC" for "Installation source".
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