If you set it to United States then the store works, but you can't add payment methods from local banks unless you go through a web browser and set it up directly in your Microsoft Account.That is a problem because a user may decide to buy Office 365 Personal through the web site and Microsoft will flag it as the region being Puerto Rico, which means that when it is time to renew, you can't do it through the store and have to wait until the subscription is cancelled in order to renew. To give you an example, the store will not even load if you set the Windows Region to Puerto Rico.
Office 365 Personal subscriptions and a few other goodies.In Puerto Rico we have a very peculiar political problem which carries into Microsoft distribution of things, and that problem is that we are part of the United States for some things and a completely different country for other things (like CBS All Access which will not work in PR without a VPN or using it through your phone because mobile operators IP addresses are registered in the US). I also use it to upgrade my customers computers from Windows Home to Windows Pro. I find that using it to get a new setup going is a good idea because you don't have to visit a lot of different sites to get some common software. I use it, but not really to find new or undicovered software. MSIs in would create a quick-boost in the available apps?
With UWP apps no-longer such a priority (Win32 apps will be allowed to use UWP UI elements and APIs soon), surely allowing.
MSI version of their app installers into the Store (especially given the Windows RT/10S SKUs never really took-of, where use of Win32 was restricted). I know there is a new Linux-style Package Manager coming (maybe that might be better?), but I do wonder why Microsoft doesn’t just allow companies to put the. Overall the Microsoft Store does come-over a bit pointless: you’d think 5 years on it would have more to offer. VLC Media Player (has warning: “does not offer all features of regular version”).Take for example a rarely-used piece of software called “Google Chrome” (/s).Īll you find are user-guide PDFs/eBooks, but not the actual software (same for Firefox):ĪPPS NOT AVAILABLE IN THE MICROSOFT STORE: Adobe Creative Cloud ĪPPS NOT OFFICIALLY AVAILABLE (UPLOADED BY A THIRD-PARTY): 7-Zip ĪPPS THAT WERE AVAILABLE VIA THE MICROSOFT STORE: Blender Having just done a test-install of Windows 10 2004, I thought I’d revisit the Microsoft Store and see how-many apps I use (and some other common apps) are in there.
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