New version: ArtifexSoftware.GhostScript version 10.02.0

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Is there an installer switch to complete the install automatically?

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Is there an installer switch to complete the install automatically?

No it is not. Since version 10.01.0 they disabled (because of security reasons) the silent install option (Source: https://artifex.com/news/ghostscript-10.01.0-disabling-silent-install-option).

But it is essential that people wont install version 10.0.0 as main version because < 10.02.0 have massive vulnerabilities that allows remote code execution. (CVE-2023-43115)