ruckzuck VS Chocolatey

E perché, con Windows Chocolatey no?

One can also use https://patchmypc.com/home-updater Or https://chocolatey.org/ and run choco upgrade all or use https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/package-manager/winget/ and run winget upgrade -u --all

https://chocolatey.org/ is what the pros use. Free for single users. Has everything.

With chocolatey, an approach similar to the one in Linux became available to Windows. And as I just see today - thanks to your post, the project includes entries for MiKTeX, TeXMaker, and TeXStudio, too.

This GitHub thread https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/issues/1473

You may be having a similar issue to me and some others. I posted an issue here: https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/issues/3034

Consider package distribution system, like https://chocolatey.org/ (I presume primary target is windows).

I'm using https://chocolatey.org/ for almost everything beside Office and Affinity and it works really well, especially keeping all packages up to date is just a command away. win-get should do the job too, but I never had a reason to switch. Also WSL2 was a game changer for me, running Linux VMs is a breeze and it's already well integrated into Windows 10/11.

a. On Windows, you can install 'make' using Chocolatey at the Command Prompt with this command: > choco install make