🚀 wid – Fast, lightweight and free package installer for Windows
wid is a package installer for Windows, written in Rust.
It brings the philosophy of apt and pacman to Windows, but it doesn’t resolve dependencies — instead, it uses scraping to find the latest versions.
✨ Features
- 🦀 Written in Rust – memory-safe, zero-cost, ultra-fast.
- ⚡ ~2 MB RAM – much lighter than
winget,choco, orscoop. - 🌐 Direct TCP + rustls – achieves ~99% bandwidth (no BITS, no Schannel).
- 🕵️ Scraping – extracts real
.exeand.msilinks from HTML pages (e.g., VSCode, Firefox). - 📦 No dependency resolution – leaves that to the app’s own installer, eliminating a major source of fragility.
- 📝 You control the repository –
sources.listis a simple text file you manage yourself. - 🔓 GPL v3 – fully free and open-source.
📥 Installation
Download wid_installer.exe from GitHub Releases and run it.
🛠️ Usage
wid update # Update the package list
wid search <keyword> # Search the repository
wid install <app> # Download and install an app
wid upgrade <app> # Check for updates and upgrade if available
wid clean # Clean temporary files


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