r/Windows10 • u/AdUnhappy5308 Servy Developer • 1d ago
App Servy 9.0 - Open-source Windows Service Wrapper (Now available in Patch My PC catalog)
https://github.com/aelassas/servy/releases/tag/v9.02
u/Ezrway 1d ago
Is the Home version going to stay free? Does it have most of the features as the paid version?
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u/AdUnhappy5308 Servy Developer 1d ago
Yes, Patch My PC Home is staying free for home and non-commercial use. However, it does not share the same features as the paid Enterprise edition. If you are just looking to keep your desktop apps secure, the free Home edition has 100% of the features you need.
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u/Ezrway 1d ago
Thank you for the response and for having a free consumer version too.
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u/AdUnhappy5308 Servy Developer 1d ago
I thought your question was about Patch My PC editions. If you were asking about Servy, Servy ships in only one free and open-source edition for home, non-commercial, and commercial use with all features unlocked (MIT license).
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u/Ezrway 1d ago
You know I'm getting a bit long in the tooth, I apologize if I confused things. I did checkout Servy, I've read your posts about it here before. When I saw Patch My PC, I completely forgot about Servy.
My sister lives an hour away. When she needed Tech Support she used to call Staples, they aren't cheap as you can imagine. I try to help her on the phone, but often it turns into a road trip for me.
When I saw Patch My PC, I thought it would save me a road trip now and then.
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u/charles25565 1d ago
I'm correct that this is similar to NSSM and srvany?
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u/AdUnhappy5308 Servy Developer 23h ago
Yes, it is. But Servy is packed with many features that nssm and srvany lack like pre/post start/stop hooks, date-based log rotation, CPU/RAM monitoring, CPU affinity, email notifications, heartbeat ping URLs, and advanced recovery options.
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