00:00 Intro
00:55 Chocolatey (Install)
02:23 Finding Packages
03:04 Installing a Package
04:14 Installing Multiple Packages
06:12 Viewing Installed Packages
06:39 Upgrading Packages
07:08 Choco Search
08:02 Software Removal
08:37 Export the Configuration
10:41 Restoring Chocolatey Packages
11:21 Chocolatey GUI
13:51 Winget
14:08 Installing Winget
15:50 Getting to Grips With Winget
16:04 Winget Search
16:36 Winget Install
17:11 Winget Show
17:27 Winget List
17:45 Winget Uninstall
18:06 Updating Winget Packages
18:34 Winget Export
19:42 Winget Import
20:34 A Graphical User Interface for Winget?
20:50 winget.run
24:41 winstall
30:40 The End

Take the effort out of Windows software administration with a package manager. Whether its installing and updating apps, removing them, or simply keeping a check on what's residing on your computer, a package manager can help significantly. Indeed, if you've ever used Linux, you're probably already familiar with how useful such a tool can be.

In this video we'll take a look at two options for Windows: Chocolatey and Winget. After covering how to use each of them from the command line, we'll see what graphical solutions exist to ease the task even further.

By the end of the video, not only should you be aware of the main features of each system, but you'll hopefully have decided how best to put one (or even both) of them to work on your Windows machine.

Website links:

Chocolatey
https://chocolatey.org/

Winget
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...

Windows Package Manager Insiders Program
https://aka.ms/AppInstaller_InsiderPr...

Create a Microsoft Account
https://account.microsoft.com/

Winget GitHub Releases
https://github.com/microsoft/winget-c...

winget.run
https://winget.run/

winget.run GitHub
https://github.com/winget-run

winstall
https://winstall.app/

winstall Github
https://github.com/MehediH/winstall

Additional credits:

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