MSIX doesn’t natively support shortcut ‘Start In’ working directories, that you would typically see when viewing the properties of an lnk shortcut. This blog explains how we can use the Package Support Framework (PSF) to add an MSIX Shortcut Working … Continue reading
MSIX doesn’t natively support shortcut arguments. This blog explains how we can use the Package Support Framework (PSF) to add MSIX shortcut arguments/parameters. Install the Package Support Framework (PSF) There are two options to install the PSF for MSIX. Option … Continue reading
Microsoft App-V and MSIX are both technologies for packaging and delivering applications, but they differ fundamentally. App-V uses virtualisation to separate apps from the OS at runtime, while MSIX employs containerisation, which keeps apps isolated at all times, even when … Continue reading
MSIX application compatibility can be improved using the Package Support Framework. But what is the Package Support Framework (PSF) for MSIX? The Package Support Framework (PSF) is an open-source framework that allows developers to run their traditional (Win32) applications inside … Continue reading
When looking at the anatomy of an MSIX package, one of the most important files is AppxManifest.xml. But what is an MSIX AppxManifest.xml file, and what is it used for? The MSIX app manifest is an XML file that provides … Continue reading
As enterprises start to investigate the feasibility of migrating applications to the MSIX format, it’s prudent to know what is MSIX and what are the advantages and disadvantages of MSIX? MSIX is a modern packaging format designed to simplify and … Continue reading