Hey. So some more questions for you.
1. Does Qvaro handle package updates (like the dependencies, but where a package version has been updated)?  This typically happens where packages reference the ".latest" in their dependencies, and the creator makes an update
2. Does Qvaro support command-line options?  Specifically, I want to use Qvaro with a VR setup, so creating a shortcut that starts VAM with a specific Island would be really helpful
3. Is it possible to randomise a certain number of VARs from a selection?  For example, I might have a selection that includes looks from various creators, and I only want to load in 50 looks at random.
For the second one, here are some suggested command-line options:
qvaro -EnableIsland "My Favourite Scenes"
qvaro -DisableIsland "My Favourite Scenes"
qvaro -IsolateIsland "My Favourite Scenes"
These would start Qvaro and do what the option suggests, or if Qvaro is already running, turn those options on or off from the command-line.
Also a -Exit option so Qvaro can execute the command and exit would be handy
e.g.
qvaro -IsolateIsland "My Favourite Scenes" -Exit
Lastly, a "single instance" option to prevent multiple copies of Qvaro from running at once.
qvaro -IsolateIsland "My Favourite Scenes" -SingleInstance -Exit
This would either start or switch to Qvaro, Isolate the Island, and Exit Qvaro.  Alternatively, you could make the single instance the default, and enable a "-New" command line switch that always creates another running instance, even if one is already running.
I could then run Qvaro in a startup script for VAM to enable my preferred Island, which would enable me to create easy Shortcuts for specific Islands and launch directly into them in VAM.
You may also want to enable other command line options, for example, like the ability to download dependencies / updates for a specific Island.  This would be awesome, since loading my VAM takes _forever_ due to the number of VARs I have, and that's currently the only "automatic" way I have to update the dependency versions.  Being able to run this from the command-line would let me create scripts that:
a. Isolate the Island
b. Update the dependencies
c. Run VAM
So I could always be running the latest versions, etc.
And I just thought of another idea:
4. Have an option to Run / Minimize Qvaro to the System Tray (Keep in Tray).  Have a System Tray icon I can use to open / launch / exit Qvaro so I can always keep it handy 
Thank you 
