Chocolatey Package Manager Windows
Redhat Package Manager
I’ve administered both Windows and Linux systems for close to two decades now. 
Honestly, while Linux is a fantastic operating system and very appropriate in many respects for many applications, I’ve long preferred Windows for its generally better ease of use and polish. But that doesn’t mean I haven’t pined for certain Linux features when using Windows — and a package management system is one of them.
Chocolatey Install Windows
I already blogged about the package management module of the Powershell and how great and awesome it is (Powershell package management – NuGet, Chocolatey and Co). Audiobooks torrents sites. It just can happen, that the installation of some modules from chocolatey do not work as expected. Why use Chocolatey directly, when you can use the built-in PackageManagement (nee OneGet) package manager manager? It supports Chocolatey as a package provider, as well as others (nuget servers, local MSIs and MSUs, and many more).