Create a list of your favorite applications (and their identifiers in Winget,) and you’ll have a convenient command you can use to install all your favorite programs all at once.

Using the command line to install software is second nature to anyone who's ever used Linux. Windows 11 now has its own take on this, known as the Windows Package Manager.

The program is a script you can use in PowerShell to easily install and manage software, making the process much faster than the traditional way.

In this guide, we'll show you how to use the Windows Package Manager (winget) to find, download, and install apps with Command Prompt on Windows 11.

FFmpeg is used for endless things like rotating videos, scaling videos, etc. Read tutorial on how to use FFmpeg on Windows 11/10 & add it to Windows path.

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