Hi Folks, I'm please to announce that the apt command line Osgeo4w package management tool has been updated and now supports x64 packages.
Binary release from https://github.com/maphew/apt/releases. Or the much lighter weight python script from https://github.com/maphew/apt if you already have python 2.7 installed (only apt.py and knownpaths.py are required) This much needed update is largely because of Andreas Müller, Universitaet Trier (@amr66) - *Thank you Andreas!* ... Apt uses the same configuration files as the mainline Osgeo4wSetup.exe, so either tool can be used to install and remove packages at will (but not concurrently!). Apt strives to match Setup's results as closely as possible, and to not screw anything up that Setup does, but there's no guarantee that aim has been achieved. *Quick Start* Download the latest binary release from https://github.com/maphew/apt/releases/. Open a CMD shell and: SET OSGEO4W_ROOT=C:\Osgeo4Wx64 apt --bits=64 setup apt update apt install shell 32bit: SET OSGEO4W_ROOT=C:\Osgeo4W apt --bits=32 setup apt update apt install shell ... This release has not been tested much, so I'm waiting a bit longer to make an osgeo4w package to go up on downloads.osgeo.org. Please use GitHub for bug reports. Best regards, Matt Wilkie
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