WindowsPathEditor | PATH editor for people who use a lot of unixy tools

WindowsPathEditor is a C# library typically used in Ubuntu applications. WindowsPathEditor has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

In a fit of horrible irony, on Windows you’ll both have the most need to edit your PATH (since all applications insist on creating their own bin directories instead of installing to a global bin directory like on Unices), and you’re also equipped with the absolute worst tools to deal with this. The default environment editor dialog where you get to see 30 characters at once if you’re lucky? Yuck. Windows Path Editor (a horribly creative name, I know) gives you a better overview and easier ways to manipulate your path settings.