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I love theWindows Package Manager(also referred to as winget) so, so much.
I also lovePowerToys, they’re my number one and two recommended Windows 11 tools you should be using.
Previously you’ve needed a third-party plugin to use winget commands in PowerToys Run, but that’s about to change.
Now, finally, they are coming together as one.
As revealed by Microsoft’s Kayla Cinnamon, the PowerToys team is currently cooking up a delicious integration.
Reunited with the Windows Terminal devs and we’re cooking up something new.
This isn’t a completely new idea, I’ve previously covered a third-party plugin that offered similar functionality.
No additional commands required.
Even from the Microsoft Store, if that’s where they live.
Probably the only thing I don’t like about using winget is the clunky syntax for installing packages.
“It’s just not quite as intuitive.
