provisioning automation

Windows has had a secret many enthusiasts already know: the Windows Terminal isn’t just a shell host — it’s a gateway to a built‑in, scriptable app store powered by the Windows Package Manager, aka WinGet, that lets you search for, install, update and remove apps with a few typed commands. The...

Microsoft’s Store is quietly offering a new convenience: build a bundle of apps in your browser, download a single small launcher, run it on a PC and have the Microsoft Store app fetch and install the selected titles — up to a curated limit — in one go. Background / Overview The Microsoft...

WinGet is the easiest Windows-native way to search for, install, update, remove, and migrate applications — and once you understand what it actually does (and what it doesn’t), it becomes hard to go back to hunting EXEs, accidental bloatware, and manual update checks. Overview WinGet (the...