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Show (detailed) package progress on the workspace
It would be help in some situations if you could enable a kind of progress bar / window on a give action set so that user get kind of "entertained" while the liquit agent is going through the different actions on an action set.
E.g. a customer requires an application to be launched from the user profile but it should be be removed again after execution but the application launch depends on another program to be actually installed. It can take several minutes to install this additional program.
Users do than get the impression that the application launch is not working while the Liquit agent is waiting for the program installer to be completed.
You could add a "show progress" option on the action set details for this.
Regards,
Ingo
| Product | Application Workspace |
When we release a new update for our users, for example a Microsoft365 update, the users cannot see that the program is being updated when they start the application from the Liquit workspace. When a user starts one of the Microsoft365 applications from the start menu the progress bar is displayed.
Same problem:
When a new Liquit agent update is released, there is also no progress bar when the agent software is being updated. Because this is not visible some users may restart their computer which results in a corrupt agent installation.
We use a Context to rollout updates on all Windows 10 devices.
We have (connectpor created ) packages linked to this context.
But we are not able to define the install order of these package, they seem to be put in afabetical order. This is not what we wish, we would like to be able to have some packages (that do for example desktop cleanup) as last.
Als we launch these packages on liquit logon.
This way users get the updates forces, but the problem is they don't see a progress of these update, gor them it seems like the logon to liquit takes forever (depending on how many updates).
So to recap:
- Set order for packages in Context.
- Update progress posibility with install/launch on liquit logon packages.