Microsoft's roadmap for the package manager states it will be updating preview versions monthly until May 2021 when it will release version 1.0, which will support installing apps from the ...

It uses Microsoft’s Windows package manager to let you bundle together all the Windows apps that you want on your machine, and based on your selection, creates an (installation) script.

Finding apps through the Windows Package Manager is really easy when you know how to look for them. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

Now Microsoft has released Windows Package Manager 1.3 with support for a few new commands, options, and settings. It also adds support for portable apps which aren’t installed to the Windows ...

How to install Windows Package Manager . If you were a previous user of Windows Package Manager during the preview phase, you don't have to do anything special to get v1.0.

Screenshot: Microsoft. When you’re ready to start installing apps with Windows Package Manager, you need to know the names of the programs: It’s not quite as easy as looking up programs on the ...

The Windows Package Manager (WinGet) was released in May 2020 during the Microsoft Build developer conference and allows you to install applications from the command line.

Windows Package Manager is a handy tool for installing apps and packages on Windows 10. After a year of testing, it's now generally available.

Chocolatey is a Windows package manager that lets you quickly install new software or prep a new Windows 10 installations with your favorite applications, all from the command line.

Microsoft launches its own automated package manager for Windows, App Installer, for people who like installing software via the command line.

Microsoft has copied its new Windows Package Manager (winget) from rival AppGet, a developer has claimed. The developer interviewed at Microsoft and then didn’t hear anything for six months ...