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Using WinGet Package Manager on Windows 10 and 11 A new native package manager, WinGet (Windows Package Manager), appeared on Windows 10 and 11 You can use it to install apps from the command prompt (similar to Linux package managers like yum, dnf, apt, etc )
WingetCreate: Keeping WinGet packages up-to-date! WinGet brings the simplicity of Linux package managers to the Windows environment, enabling users to use the command-line for installing their favorite packages To submit software packages to Windows Package Manager, the open-source Microsoft Community Package Manifest Repository is available on GitHub
How to use Windows Package Manager (winget) — Peter Girnus Microsoft Windows Package Manager (winget) is a package manager for the Windows operating system The winget command allows package management on windows 11 and 10 through the command line terminal through Powershell In this post, I will help you install winget and show you how to use this package manager to verify, install, upgrade, and uninstall packages on the Windows operating system
Windows Package Manager 1. 0 - Windows Command Line Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator Preview Today we are releasing another open-source tool to help with submitting packages to the Microsoft community repository Open your favorite command-line interface and execute winget install wingetcreate to install the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator
Mastering Winget: The Ultimate Guide to Efficient Windows Software . . . Winget—the shorthand for Windows Package Manager—is a command-line utility, baked directly into Windows 11 and available as a download for Windows 10, that enables users to discover, install, upgrade, remove, and manage applications in a manner similar to package managers on Linux
WinGet Windows Package Manager Complete Guide 2025 WinGet is the command-line client for Windows Package Manager It installs, upgrades, removes, and configures applications on Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server 2025
winget-cli doc windows package-manager package manifest. md at master . . . If you want to submit a software package to the Windows Package Manager Community Repository, start by creating a package manifest The manifest is a YAML file that describes the application to be installed You may either use the Windows Package Manager Manifest Creator, the YAMLCreate PowerShell script, or you can craft a manifest manually following the instructions below