WinGet has quietly become one of the most practical productivity tools in a Windows 11 power user's toolbox — not just for installing apps, but for managing whole system states, enforcing upgrade policies, and automating maintenance. A recent MakeUseOf piece showed four simple WinGet workflows — using WinGet Configuration files, running a one-line upgrade for every app, pinning packages to prevent unwanted updates, and scheduling WinGet tasks for unattended maintenance — and these small...