oneget
A unified package manager for Windows, Linux, and macOS that provides a common interface for software discovery, installation, and inventory.
What is oneget?
PackageManagement (also known as OneGet) is a unified package manager that provides a common interface for software discovery, installation, and inventory across Windows, Linux, and macOS. It solves the problem of fragmented package management by abstracting different installation technologies behind a consistent set of PowerShell cmdlets, allowing users to manage software from various sources like NuGet, PowerShell Gallery, and Chocolatey through a single interface.
System administrators, DevOps engineers, and developers who manage software installations across Windows, Linux, or macOS environments using PowerShell.
Developers choose PackageManagement for its unified approach to package management, eliminating the need to learn multiple tools for different platforms. Its integration with PowerShell provides a familiar scripting environment, while its extensible provider architecture allows support for numerous package sources.
Overview
PackageManagement (aka OneGet) is a package manager for Windows
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing software installations across Windows, Linux, and macOS from a single interface
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