Scoop doesn't return correct exit codes if an installation or uninstallation fails.

PS C:\Tools\scoop\apps\scoop\current> scoop install some_program_not_in_manifest                                        Couldn't find manifest for 'some_program_not_in_manifest'.
PS C:\Tools\scoop\apps\scoop\current> $?                                                                                
True
``

Why do we always append "-a" to the app argument in shortcuts.

My application takes parameter as
MyApp.exe --mainConfig "SomeXml" --otherConfig "PathToSomeOtherXml"

However when the shortcut is created it appears as:
MyApp.exe -a "--mainConfig SomeXml --otherConfig someOtherConfig

Add some valid Hackintosh repo links to README.md and README-CN.md.
Note, device names should be sorted by initials, and the Hackintosh Repo should be valid in Github.

Thanks for contributing! Happy hacking!

old survey was here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1A855D054FZfdvNbx6mAa54tcZ204GmPCIhxe1UrXKd8/edit#responses

we can recycle some of the old questions but think of what else we can add.

/assign

See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34942142/inno-setup-passing-constant-array-of-string-in-unicode-installer-fails-with-typ

  FmtMessage('BlaBla%1', ['abc']);  // works with both inno setup versions
  FmtMessage('BlaBla', []);         // works with both inno setup versions  

  MyFmtMessage(['abc']);     // type mismatch with unicode
  MyFmtMessage([]);                 // type mismatch wi

The help for the --jobs option is missing the = sign; The man page documents the option properly.

https://github.com/postmodern/ruby-install/blob/adaeb23ff136270b3c8526554f1f17fe6fbc57e0/share/ruby-install/ruby-install.sh#L43

https://github.com/postmodern/ruby-install/blob/ea2b8bbff87ea4340d965e72

Mint could support installing man-pages.

To support this, mint install need to

• require the project to have man-pages under a specific directory like docs/man to install man-pages.
• provide an option to support other location. e.g. [git's homebrew formula downloads man-pages from other location than it's main repo](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/master/Formula/git.rb#L

In picture above, you could add a message/note to select "none" when the user in using a single root partition, just to clarify it?

spidermonkey/get-latest-version.js currently only supports Beta builds, but it should also be possible to download Nightly builds:

• Nightly binaries are available at https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/nightly/latest-mozilla-central/.
• The build-id can either be retrieved by scraping <htt

Taking into consideration the purpose of max-parallel-commands it should be possible to override the value via a flag. In my case, depending on whether it's my laptop or CI server I might want to limit or raise the number of parallel executions to match my environment better. Having it in the file is not as flexible as I would expect...

Please add link to the app home page inside app.
also, it is great to add automatic update of app itself from github.

gimme --known doesn't output anything. Technically it should return a list of go versions that could be installed.

Note: I cloned the repository and ran ./gimme --known

It would be great for the project to use public continuous integration and provide a public dashboard of current build status.

Nice features that come to mind:

• build every machine for every change
• provide a decent dashboard to display the results

A big stretch goal would be to automate some tests. For that a first step would be to automate tests for the kvm_x86_64 virtual machine an

instead of this

    "wix": {
      "installer": {
        "kind": "custom",
        "options": {
          "arguments": [
            "{{.installer}}",
            "-norestart",
            "-quiet"
          ],
          "shims": [
            "{{.PROGRAMFILES_X86}}\\WiX Toolset v3.11\bin\\candle.exe",
            "{{.PROGRAMFILES_X86}}\\WiX Toolset v3.11\bin\\dark.exe",