A GUI for mapping directories to virtual drives (see SUBST command). It is built on top of .NET Core 3.0 and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).

While its primary goal is to offer a convenient GUI for the SUBST command, I use it as a playground to test C# 8.0, .NET Core and WPF stuff.

At this point I am satisfied with SUBSTitute: There are no major features/changes planned. I still keep an eye on .NET Core updates, though. And I might expand on the easter egg (about dialog) just for fun.

• Update PresentationBase to version 2.3.0

• Update PresentationBase to version 2.2.0

• Core classes extracted into a separate project (PresentationBase) and referenced via NuGet.org now
• Target framework updated to .NET Core 3.1.0

• Target framework updated to .NET Core 3.0.0 (stable version)
• Changed UI render settings so it looks less blurry on certain displays and DPI settings
• Code and project file cleanup (now that the framework is stable and not a preview anymore)

• Target framework updated to .NET Core 3.0.0 Preview 8
• Fixed issues with C# 8 nullables (due to updating to preview 7 last time)
• Standalone downloads are now single file executables (file size could shrink once assembly trimming works for WPF)

• Target framework updated to .NET Core 3.0.0 Preview 7
• Improved start-up time for standalone downloads (using ReadyToRun [not working for the portable download yet])

• Mapped browser directories are bold now (but only for the selected drive)
• Pressing the Enter key will map the selected directory
• The last mapped directory is preselected on startup
• Fixed an issue where the (Re)map button was not updated properly
• Added icons to the (Re)map, Unmap and Unmap all buttons
• The standalone releases are updated to .NET Core 3.0.0 Preview 4

• Mapped drive letters are bold now (this is for cases where the icon is missing)
• Fixed the modal dialog behavior of the About dialog

• Enabled awareness to DPI changes (PerMonitorV2 and PerMonitor)
• Added a hyperlink to this GitHub repo in the About dialog

• Map and unmap directories to virtual drives
• Unmap all virtual drives at once
• A simple browser to easily select sibling directories
• Some settings (like last selected drive letter) are persisted