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Originally Posted by twolocs
Well yeah, that's my workaround, I installed in manually. But seriously, why does Avid Link even exist if it's not going to do what it's supposed to do?
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It is a nice idea and work in progress, but nothing in this life is a one-size-fits-all kind of thing. Someone buys hardware, installs, parks it, throws away the key, uses it for as long as it works, then starts all over again. Someone else updates something every day.
If you want to install everything without thinking, Avid Link may be just the thing for you. But if you want to stay put and actually think what you are installing and when and where, you would probably care less if Avid Link never realised.
There is this wonderful Avid Download Center for someone who wants to install some specific version (12.6 or later) and park it there, but there are also plenty of people who wish to be notified when there is something to be updated.