First of all, great to see how KUC has been added to the Update catalog!

One feature I miss in this respect is to disable parts of the catalog. E.g. the IE9 folder contains Language packs for IE9, which I'm not interested in. It would be great to be able to exclude this kind of updates, which prevents a lot of unnecessary downloads. I assume the easiest way would be a per-folder selection for exclusion. Maybe it would be possible to show also folders in the update catalog, so that unchecking a folder would also automatically uncheck all the files therein?

Regards, Eric666

So essentially a treeview? A treeview is the same as the AIO > Tweaks section with the expanding nodes.

Yes, that would a good implementation. What do you think? Is this feasible?

Regards, Eric666

The only problem i have with that is that the search feature wouldn't work. I have no idea if anyone uses that lol.

Also, things like Size, Type and Date won't be available.

Alternatively you could just put the folder names in the list, just like all the updates, so essentially the structure is 'flattened'. Unselecting a folder would then also unselect all sibling files.

This would probably preserve search feature and also the already existing list properties. Folders are in essence just files with some special attributes anyway ;-)

Regards, Eric666

I've made it so everything is sorted by folder and then alphabetically. I've also put all of the additions into their own group below the main updates.

Yes, this looks very neat. At least all stuff which is in the same folder is now grouped and can easily be deselected by hand. Any chance of doing this by selecting a range using shift or control key and using RMB for easy deselecting? Or should I put that in a separate request (I don't mind)?

Probably extra ordering (e.g. by date or folder) could be added if the column headers were not fixed, but clickable for sorting. That's probably a new separate request....

Regards and thx for the quick action,

Eric666

You can already use control/shift key and then press space to check/uncheck.

Extra ordering by date would make everything messy again. Any new updates are at the top anyway The reason they are fixed is because sorting by date doesn't work properly (out of my control).

Ah, I missed the space thingy! Works fine by me.

And with current functionality I can do anything I'd like, so this thread can be closed.

Thx again, Eric666