Chocolatey is The Package Manager For Windows

In this video, we learn about Chocolatey, which is a Windows package manager.
Chocolatey: chocolatey.org/
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[@victoriokojede6602]

I generally use winget and the truth is that I highly recommend it. Thanks for recommending another alternative.

[@bumblebode]

Holy shit, thank you. I've been trying to follow along with cs50, and couldn't run code in vscode since I couldn't compile through terminal, and I refused to use a work around like the code runner extension. For somereason I didn't have make.exe so with this I was able to install it, and it worked! I've been trying to fix this issue for around 4 days. Again, thank you

[@aaabbb-gu5pz]

How to clean packages, installed from choco, but uninstalled in other way, and choco lists them yet? (old visual studio for example, uninstalled with visual studio installer, but choco keep show them in list, also python installation, uninstalled from control panel, choco lists it, etc.).
Always chocolately for me was unnecessary headache, eating too many disk space.

[@tim-701cca]

I just try to use choco and find same problem
Also run the command
choco list -lo
Still see the uninstall package on the list

[@fahededu76]

I recently stumbled upon your channel while watching this video. It appears that your channel offers a wealth of Python content, which is quite exciting! I'm eager to explore and make use of your tutorials. Keep up the great work! 😄

[@andr101]

Hello ChatGPT

[@mkrleza]

Good video. IMO, you've missed a big part. For example, exporting pack settings for future use, Choco GUI, etc. Otherwise, thumbs up.

[@somnorila9913]

What are the advantages, differences, that's worth it more over just using winget?

[@theinquisitor18]

Are there any advantages when using this over Winget? I love Package Managers.

[@chaosordeal294]

It comes in whatever color you want as long as you want black. They wanted to make it simple (for them to make).

[@sebastiangonzales46]

Thanks man, now i know how to update packages using chocolatey

[@benque7491]

So HOW DO I GET YOUR EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL CLI?

[@x9rtu3os1t8]

Hello Sir, can you please share where or how u did that logo? I need to do a logo i know there are many free to use websites but i can tell u have much more knowledge about the idea of making your own logo. Thank you in advance for any answer you will provide.

[@basmedia5885]

Thanks! A great introduction!

[@Sealsilver]

for me ? just fantastic what he shows. thanks.

[@uchiicemaru]

Thank you for this tut.

[@RetiredMegatron]

cool thx. i'm gonna try it out.

[@saikaraka6905]

Winget - official

[@alphabennyrosy5068]

Unfortunately it's terrible, just like the operating system itself.

[@Alpharabius99]

​@@alphabennyrosy5068nothing wrong with windows bro. Nerds should stop complaining

[@alphabennyrosy5068]

@@Alpharabius99 Nothing wrong😭 You don't need to be a nerd to see the flaws of windows, you just need to be aware.

[@Alpharabius99]

@@alphabennyrosy5068 maybe you can kindly explain what is wrong?

[@alphabennyrosy5068]

@@Alpharabius99 for example, you uninstall an application, the uninstaller doesn't remove certain registry keys. So you end up having a broken looking entry in your startup. Then to fix it you need to dig into the registry and delete the entries. Basically in windows the only real way of uninstalling an application fully to have a clean feeling is to reinstall the operating system ( leftovers of uninstalled applications everywhere ). Windows updater occasionally broken, finding the same update over and over again and reinstalling it an infinite amount of times until Microsoft patches it. Winget constantly failing checksums when trying to update applications or even install them ( half the time they don't even keep the software up to date either). Winget will tell for two years that u need to update applications that are already up to date, and when u tell it go ahead and proceed with these so called updates, it will fail. There is also a fragmentation everywhere, you are constantly being thrown between the new half baked modern ui and the good old legacy ui. Also when it comes installing software ( what's superior, the msstore or the good old exe/MSI way of doing it 🤷, what's the point of this fragmentation).The compositor on Windows feels sluggish and unresponsive in contrast to macos or any Wayland driven compositor on a Unix like operating systems. I can go on for hours with much more detail, but honestly I don't have the energy. I genuinely don't know how people manage to be productive on windows, to me it just a constant troubleshooting experience. I personally reinstall windows at least once a week on my system before things get really difficult to resolve.

[@mushroomcrepes4780]

scoop is not as good but it is great if you want everything in a portable folder

[@N3omega]

Im popo puff crazy for chocolatey

[@Citizen7777777]

How to roll back to the previous version?
Version 2.0 broke everything.

[@abdu11ahh]

what is this cmd tool you ar using it looks like windows 11 terminal but you are on WIndows 10 ? would really appreciate it if someone tells me

[@AliHamza-en8cn]

Great video. Keep going

[@bharathamaamallan5373]

can you pls tell me how to create and publish chocolatey Package

[@stacyhackney6100]

Thank you

[@benjaminhansen5801]

Thanks

[@nopens]

I still prefer downloading installers myself. I know what to get, where to get it. Having this middleman of a program just doesnt feel right. I accepted package managers on linux due to tradition mostly, but also because linux may be runiing without a gui and having a manager to quickly doanload, unpack and install something is valuable. But this just makes me think of a microsoft store or other awful creations. Like its another little step to take away my control over what i download and install. Even linux now has rise of popularity of snaps and flatpacks.

[@synen]

You are a minority.

[@ottoivanov4269]

choco is not beibg recognised on mine

[@lesssass4478]

How To Install Chocolatey
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[@guilherme5094]

👍

[@MAHESHKUMAR-zi3rj]

Sir,can we install all type of gui applications through choco

[@MrTheBroMoe]

Yup, I used it to download notion and vscode

[@MAHESHKUMAR-zi3rj]

@@MrTheBroMoe ok thanks brother

[@mastermindinclude7198]

First comment, ig

[@miguelcrtz]

thank you

[@lesssass4478]

How To Install Chocolatey
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