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3 reasons I prefer managing packages with WinGet over Chocolatey now
Chocolatey used to be the king of package managers on Windows, but I'd rather use WinGet these days. Here's why.
Package managers are one of the most useful tools you can use on a PC to get things set up quickly. They don't have the same widespread adoption on Windows that they do on Linux, and that's because there wasn't really a standard for a long time. Options like Chocolatey did exist and were great, but most people didn't bother with it.
