NateNate60, 1 year ago Not the same as apt, but there’s Chocolately, which is actually a legitimate package manager for Windows. <span style="color:#323232;">choco install firefox </span> There’s also a package called gsudo which allows you to preface a PowerShell command with sudo to run it as an administrator. It will cause a UAC prompt. <span style="color:#323232;">sudo choco update all </span>
Not the same as apt, but there’s Chocolately, which is actually a legitimate package manager for Windows.
apt
<span style="color:#323232;">choco install firefox </span>
There’s also a package called gsudo which allows you to preface a PowerShell command with sudo to run it as an administrator. It will cause a UAC prompt.
gsudo
sudo
<span style="color:#323232;">sudo choco update all </span>