To do this, the first thing to do is to run the following command to see the level we have configured: Therefore, to install it, the first thing to do is lower the security level of the Windows console.
THE installation Chocolate and is programmed in the PowerShell script format. In addition, Chocolatey also allows us to create our own scripts so that with a double click we can leave our computer ready. We can run a simple command from the CMD console or PowerShell to install the latest versions of the apps we use often. Instead of having to back up all the programs that we download to our computer (which will often be obsolete), with this tool it is possible to configure in the cloud. "Once you're in MSIX we can keep the app up to date, uninstall cleanly plus understand what dependencies are required," he said.Chocolatey is a package manager for Windows designed to allow users to download and install applications directly from the Internet with a single command for PowerShell or CMD. Group program manager Andrew Clinick replied that WinGet is a response to requests for "the ability to script what is required to setup a developer machines" and that the real solution to Windows package management is in MSIX, the preferred deployment method, but that WinGet cannot afford to exclude other types of install, since many applications do not yet support MSIX.
These problems have led to a fundamental issue raised on the WinGet GitHub repository, titled: "Not a package manager." The poster opined: "All it does is downloading installers (which are not packages) and executing them (which is not management)." On the to-do list are features including uninstall, update, and Store app support. It does not auto-update packages or even have any mechanism to update them, and there is no specific dependency management. More seriously, the current preview is limited to installation it does not even have a remove option for packages.
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