Chocolatey

[phitsc]

http://chocolatey.org/

Chocolatey NuGet is a Machine Package Manager, somewhat like apt-get, but built with windows in mind.

Was featured on lifehacker this week.

Mouser: maybe it makes sense for you to upload your applications as packages?

I have to admit that I didn't try Chocolatey and am not even sure I will.

[urlwolf]

Just found chocolatey.
Very impressive. Why is it not better known?

[TaoPhoenix]

I'm confused.
So can I set up a package that theoretically for a future machine packages say Firefox, Pale Moon, my favorite stuff from DC, and my 100 other apps on my comp, so that at some point if I get a new machine, a 1 line install pulls all that in?

[IainB]

Hey, that looks like a seriously nifty tool there.
I don't think I had seen @phitsc's OP about this - I think I would have remembered it, if I had.
Nice find!   

When I think of times past when I have been involved in desktop rollouts, where a major problem was to perfectly clone a particular type of build image as a backup contingency, or to put it into operation across a network of different PCs...
I wonder if this thing as good as it seems to say it is?

[phitsc]

Now has over 1000 unique packages.

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/chocolatey/LIr19K61r8g

[panzer]

http://windows-get.sourceforge.net/
http://win-get.sourceforge.net/