My personal Scoop bucket. I generally only keep manifests here if there is something that is likely to make them unfit for any of the known buckets.

$ scoop bucket add TheRandomLabs https://github.com/TheRandomLabs/Scoop-Bucket.git

Also check out my Spotify/Spicetify bucket and my Python bucket!

• The installer and uninstaller open a webpage upon completion.

• The following commands should be run prior to running scoop uninstall corsair-icue or scoop update corsair-icue as administrator in order to kill any processes that may impede the uninstallation:

$icue_path = "$(Split-Path(scoop prefix corsair-icue))\*"
Get-Process | Where-Object { $_.Path -Like "$icue_path" } | Stop-Process -Force
Stop-Process -Name CueLLAccessService -Force

• Alternatively, running the above commands without administrator privileges will cause Scoop to not detect that the processes are running, allowing uninstallation to continue normally.

• This is the same as cru from the extras bucket, but it also has better shortcuts and shims.

• This version (2.2.11) is more up-to-date than the one found in rasa's bucket (2.2.2).
• It should also be noted that LAME now comes packaged with Audacity and therefore no longer has to be installed separately.

• I'll PR this to the extras bucket once deathmarine/Luyten#175 is resolved.

• This is identical to musescore-nightly in the versions bucket, except that file associations are automatically registered.
• This will most likely be rendered obsolete in a future version of Scoop.

• This is the same as neovim-nightly in the versions bucket, except that autoupdate is enabled.

• This is mainly here for the purpose of compiling rFXGen.

• This downloads and builds the latest version of rFXGen ONE from the master branch.

• This manifest is a slightly improved version of shellexview from the nirsoft bucket.
• I've only added this to my bucket because I don't want to add the entire NirSoft bucket for one package.

• I couldn't get this merged in extras. 😛

• This is a PowerShell script for the automation of routine setup tasks completed on fresh installations of Windows.
• Default setup can be run via default-win10-initial-setup.
• See here for advanced usage.

• This is just cert2spc.exe, makecat.exe and signtool.exe extracted from the Windows SDK.
• This is useful for those who need to sign executables but have no need for the rest of the Windows SDK.