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README.md

AME Wizard Core

Core functionality used by AME Wizard.

CLI Usage

Coming soon.

Compilation

  1. Clone the repository

    git clone https://git.ameliorated.info/Styris/trusted-uninstaller-cli.git

  2. Open TrustedUninstaller.sln with Visual Studio or JetBrains Rider

  3. Set the configuration to Release

  4. Build TrustedUninstaller.CLI

If you run into reference issues with the Windows namespace, add Windows.winmd as a reference.

License

This tool has an MIT license, which waives any requirements or rules governing the source code’s use, removing politics from the equation.

Since this project makes major alterations to the operating system and has the ability to install software during this process, it is imperative that we provide its source code for auditing purposes.
This has not only helped us build trust, and make our project stand out among the crowd, but has also led to many community contributions along the way.