Windows Package Manager | Chocolatey

Windows Package Manager | Chocolatey
This explains how to install programs quickly and safely in Windows. This is much faster and safer than going and downloading packages from websites. Timestamps:
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00:00 Introduction
01:10 Chocolatey Install
02:05 Search Chocolatey
02:29 Install Package
03:21 Install Multiple Packages
05:00 Update all Packages
05:33 Uninstall Package
06:32 Conclusion

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[oscwavcommentaccount]

Windows is slowly turning into closed source linux.

[Karma_komodo]

Me: "Repeat with me. Chocolatey"
Chris: "Chocolatey"
Me: "Choco"
Chris: "Ckoco"

[hansdampf]

I am in Linux for 16 years now but have to use windows on my work computer.
Seriously that flawed software distribution in windows bothered me for years because in my own computers it was always so much easier.
I just discovered this, man it’s awesome! I have been waiting for this for years

[marcelomafra]

Ninite was the tool I used before I saw Wendell (Level1Techs) showing that Chocolatey did good improvements. That's a tool that we Linuxers like to use to make Windows less aweful. :)

[Peter-vtsx]

Microsoft has been hyping up their "WinGet" thing on the MS Build a couple of days ago.

[MrChester]

This is how you should convince windows users to switch over to linux. Great job Chris!

[MichaelNealeYT]

I tried Linux but didn't get on with it and went back to Windows, but maintaining packages is one thing Linux does incredibly well. I'm glad I stumbled across this. It will make things so much easier

[dagthewog]

Thanks, Chris. I ran a de-bloat Windows 10 script based on Chocolately, not really knowing what it did or how it did it. I realize that was a bad idea, but it came from you and you are a good guy. After watching this video I understand what it is and how your created your script. Awesome.

[mondskiez]

Such a sugar rush.. This will greatly help my fiancé have the confidence to install, uninstall and upgrade apps on her own.. I'll still stick with my Linux boxes, thank you very much..

[mojjammil]

This was such a timely video. I was struggling to install Docker on Windows 10 Home. I have WSL activated but still some errors were occuring. This is gonna help out for good.

[mattslivar]

Everytime I reinstall windows it's so much faster to install programs

[tacioandrade]

I love Chocolatey, I use it for 3 years and I just don't install Office and Anti virus with it, the rest install everything for chocolatey on my clients

[jokercardmaster]

Bad timing for the video. Microsoft announced it's it package manager winget

[marccastells]

I have to manage all the computers in my school and this will help me so much.

[ricardortega]

Your videos are cool and stuff but you just left me speechless with this, not a windows user but once quarantine is over i will implement this at work. My god my mind was blown.

[vivekverma]

2 days back MS introduced windows package installer WINGET.. they are collaborating with Chocolaty

[gengHAr]

Chocolatey saves me a lot of time, especially installing a software that otherwise would take a solid half an hour to install and set up to get it running.
choco install ffmpeg, lifesaver.

[drorreuven]

I would like to see more videos about the powershell and the way that could increase functionality in windows

[Capitan_Mega]

BUT HOW CAN I USE THAT INSTALLED PACKAGE!? I installed Ubuntu and can't still use the sudo apt-get codes

[stevecamm]

Awesome. You've explained that well. I'd like to see some good virtualization videos as I'm in a transitional period with Windows and clinging to it because of steam gaming