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- How safe and secure is Chocolatey, and how well maintained are the . . .
I used chocolatey a bit a few years back and liked it Recently I have been back to linux, and after a break from windows am in a situation where I have to use it again Im considering using chocolatey My main concern is about security and currency Compared with linux repos and package management, how does Chocolatey shape up?
- Why isnt everyone using WinGet? : r Windows10 - Reddit
I switched to using Chocolatey a few months and really love being able to install and update applications as simply like in Linux I didn't know that winget also supports as many software as Chocolatey I assumed it had only a limited selection of software, I just ran winget --upgrade all for the first time and it automatically updated 24 of my applications which is rad as hell I have been
- Winget VS Choco : r chocolatey - Reddit
Official Subreddit of Chocolatey Software Chocolatey aims to automate the entire software lifecycle from install through upgrade and removal on Windows operating systems We aim to simplify complex processes through a single unifying interface allowing you to control the chaos Chocolatey for Business allows organizations to adopt a DevOps approach that can easily manage your Windows
- Chocolatey - The package manager for Windows - Reddit
Official Subreddit of Chocolatey Software Chocolatey aims to automate the entire software lifecycle from install through upgrade and removal on Windows operating systems We aim to simplify complex processes through a single unifying interface allowing you to control the chaos Chocolatey for Business allows organizations to adopt a DevOps approach that can easily manage your Windows
- Chocolatey - how do you use it? : r sysadmin - Reddit
chocolatey is awesome It has nothing to do with PDQ PDQ is a shitty legacy GUI tool, that has no place in configuration management People in this forum have no idea wtf they are doing as sysadmins first off, you if you are using this for an enterprise, you create an internal repository that hosts your own set of choco packages
- Scoop, choco or winget : r Windows10 - Reddit
Chocolatey is troublesome, but we can configure it It installs itself in C:\ProgramData\chocolatey, meaning that by design, it has no regard for doing what's right Scoop is the product of an overly zealous Linux aficionado Its sole reason for existence is to mock PowerShell That's why it is a sad excuse for a packet manager
- Winget vs Chocolatey vs Scoop : r Windows10 - Reddit
Chocolatey puts stuff in lib and tools folders which is probably nice for some things but then you have some things here and some things there
- How to update preinstalled software in Chocolatey : r chocolatey - Reddit
Chocolatey manages packages, and those packages manage the underlying applications If you previously had Brave installed manually, then the Brave package still needs to be downloaded
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