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– music2myear, fixer1234, Mokubai If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the, please. I'd say what you are looking for is Ninite Pro installers run 3 times faster than normal Ninite installers because they save and reuse downloaded apps in the Ninite Cache. The cache is used automatically and stays up-to-date as new versions of apps are released. The default location for the cache is the same folder the Ninite Pro installer is in. So you can just drop Ninite One on your USB key and you'll have an ultra-fast installer you can bring with you from machine to machine. It's that that simple. There are various but they're not particularly forthcoming about whether they operate from a local cached copy.

The main one has a painfully slow website so I couldn't find out that much about it.

The one thing that almost everyone does after a system reformat is to re-install all the applications and restore the system back to its previous state. A troublesome, boring, and sometime tedious task. It can get worst if you do not have access to the Internet.

Wouldn’t it be great if you can install all those applications at one go? Windows users will be familiar with the popular web app that packages up your favorite apps into one installer. You just need to run the installer to install all your applications in one go. The good news is, a Linux version is now available. Similar to the WIndows version, allows you to choose from a series of applications and it will package the applications into a deb file. Linux users (or more exactly, Debian users) can double click the deb file to install all your applications. I’ve been using Ninite in Windows since a few month now and must say it is a really useful peace of software.

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I read the article in OMGUbuntu and also all the comments below. One of the co-founder of ninite tried to explain Ninite’s point of view but it seems that most of people does not want to understand. Ubuntu does not need an easy installer as much as Windows does, but when you want Skype or dropbox the first time user is in trouble dealing with repositories and here is where Ninite comes in for help. The call back feature of Ninite’s script doesn’t seem that questionable.