I prefer to have them all in Windows env. Flexibility of Linux (WSL) + Windows stuffs (PowerShell) and a coolest UI of Windows Terminal. One more thing, I use scoop for programs installing.
It's simpler than choco at installing new softwares, no UAC, focusing on open-sources, installing on user-scope as default. I feel controlling scoop is nearly similar to brew or some popular linux package managers which I've used.
I prefer to have them all in Windows env. Flexibility of Linux (WSL) + Windows stuffs (PowerShell) and a coolest UI of Windows Terminal. One more thing, I use
scoopfor programs installing.Out of curiosity, why did you choose scoop over chocolatey?
It's simpler than
chocoat installing new softwares, no UAC, focusing on open-sources, installing on user-scope as default. I feel controllingscoopis nearly similar tobrewor some popular linux package managers which I've used.More details for anyone want to know:
github.com/lukesampson/scoop/wiki/...
onmsft.com/feature/scoop-or-chocol...