This sort of thing is particularly useful in enterprise for deploying to a number of machines at once, but it's still pretty handy for the home user. The added power of using Windows Package Manager to install applications over just downloading an executable from a website is that you can install many apps at once with a single command. An alternative package manager, Chocolatey, for example, has this built-in on Windows.īut how do you actually find packages to install? The best places to start are the winget-pkgs GitHub repository, where there's a pretty hefty catalog of things you can install, as well as the excellent third-party resource, winstall.app.
You can only install at this time, to uninstall you'll have to do it the old fashioned way through Control Panel, but you would assume an uninstall feature would be on the roadmap somewhere. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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