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  • I already use tags for releases. The commit hash is for development. You can check the releases page.

  • No, it's written with my hands and a lot of coffee. You can check the code. It's open

  • No PhD, just Win + . and a lot of Rust. But thanks for noticing!

  • The URL is static. The content is dynamic because I update the Gist. That's how Gist works.

  • I'm a markdown expert, and i type emojis using Win + . no AI needed.

  • You're absolutely right. Trust is the real challenge, and I'm just starting to earn it. That's why I keep everything open and plan to add checksum verification. I know it takes time. I'm in it for the long run.

  • It's open source. Anyone can audit it. You can create your own sources.list, but if you distribute it, you must open the code. Also, "wid info

    <package_name>

    " shows the exact URL it downloads from. Example: wid info llvm shows the official GitHub release link.

  • I use official links and check versions.

  • I think you should use wid. I already use my own download tool. It's better than winget, choco, and ninite.

  • No, when I edit the gist, the URL doesn't change. There are 32 packages right now. I've just added Epic Games. I use GitHub Gist.

  • Actually, it's not static. I'm updating the package list.

  • Actually, I have a Gist for this that you can use. I update the Gist from time to time. In fact, the sources.list file can be customized specifically.

  • I write code, not poems.

  • Screenshot? Where is it?

  • I didn't delete it. The admin removed it due to bot/LLM accusations. I spoke with the admin and resolved it. I'm not a bot. Since the original post was gone, I created a new one. I'm not hiding anything.

  • Where is the evidence?

  • Where is the evidence?

  • Where is the evidence?

  • Wid is a package installer, not a writing assisant. It installs software on windows

  • Rust @programming.dev

    Wid: My package manager project

    github.com /ZeSystem-Inc/wid