Winget Command Usage and Functions

The video tutorial introduces Winget, a Windows tool similar to Linux's apt-get, and demonstrates how to use it for installing and removing applications. It covers the installation process via Microsoft Store and PowerShell, and explains how to export and import application lists. The tutorial also shows how to create batch scripts for automated installations and explores additional resources and commands for Winget.

What is the Windows Winget tool similar to in Linux?

• yum

• apt-get

• rpm

• dpkg

Which application store is used to search for applications before installing them with Winget?

• Microsoft Store

• Apple App Store

• Amazon Appstore

• Google Play Store

What command is used to install an application using Winget?

• winget add

• winget install

• winget setup

• winget deploy

How can you remove an application using Winget?

• winget delete

• winget remove

• winget uninstall

• winget erase

What is the purpose of the 'winget export' command?

• To export application settings

• To export a list of installed applications

• To export system configurations

• To export user profiles

What file format is used to import applications after formatting the system?

• .txt

• .csv

• .xml

• .json

What scripting language is used to automate application installations?

• Bash

• JavaScript

• Python

• PowerShell

Where can you find additional commands and resources for Winget?

• Windows Defender

• Official Winget website

• Microsoft Office

• Windows settings

What is a benefit of using online repositories with Winget?

• Faster application updates

• Increased security

• Access to a wider range of applications

• Reduced system resource usage

What is the advantage of using manual installation methods with Winget?

• Lower system requirements

• Faster installation speed

• Better customization options

• Improved user interface