It looks like Windows Package Manager can the things I like about Chocolately. And if you want to install those packages using Windows Package Manager you can via this script. The list looks positive! I can install all but one of the packages. So let's go through that list and see if they are available within WinGet: Having to manually install each of those apps would be really time consuming! lol It helps me install a bunch of packages, Git, Azure Storage Explorer, AzCopy, Visual Studio Code, Putty, Spotify, Microsoft Windows Terminal, Jabra Direct, VLC, Audacity, PowerToys and WhatsApp. I love my Chocolatey script as it can help me get my laptop back up to speed after a rebuild. Winget install notepad++ Installing Notepad++ with WinGet Can Windows Package Manager replace my Chocolatey script? So for example if I wanted to install the Notepad++ application I would use the command Once you find the package you want to install, you can then install it with the command: winget install. If you want to find a package to install you can use the command Install packages with Windows Package Managerīefore I look at whether or not Windows Package Manager can replace my Chocolatey script let's take a look at how you install packages with Windows Package Manager. I recently installed Windows Package Manager and I want to have a look at if it can replace my Chocolatey script I have for when I rebuild my laptop.
Whenever I share my love for Chocolatey people ALWAYS ask why I don't use Windows Package Manager. If you've followed me for a while you'll know that I am fan of Chocolatey, I use it to help install packages in bulk or keep them update to without much faff.
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