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chocolatey users?
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| Does anyone here use it?
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| Sometimes it's saves a lot of time
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>windows
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what do you install with it? have you tried WSL with it?
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| I prefer apt, yum and pacman.
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I'm sure you do
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Git, putty, Firefox, 7zip, vlc
Mostly just use it for convenient system setup
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and I have never done anything with WSL at all.
What use case does it even have?
(Maybe software dev?)
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being able to use Linux tools in a Linux environment on Windows, same as cygwin almost
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just like cygwin or mingw but potentially faster/less overhead because it's runs closer to the nt kernel
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| I use it to install dev tools, as managing versions is easier.
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| Does anyone here use it?