#DroidFonts package seems to have a problem right now.If your organization doesn’t have a system for automatically installing software, like Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) or Intune or use images that have all the required software pre-installed (fat images), then the next best way to install software quickly is to use a package manager.
"Get and Install Software- Flash, Git, etc."Ĭhoco install flashplayerplugin flashplayeractivex git.install -yĬhoco install winscp vlc sysinternals vcredist2010 nmap 7zip.install mandline filezilla -yĭel "C:\Users\Public\Desktop\VLC media player.lnk"Ĭhoco install sourcecodepro dejavufonts inconsolata anonymouspro -y # Install Stuff with Choco that doesn't have custom configs Iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString('')) I also install python & some tools specific to my work environment, but those are in a different file. The stuff I install: Chocolatey, putty, vim, powershell & extras, cmder, cyberfox, cygwin & extras, Notepadplus, a bunch of free fonts, Winscp, vlc, 7zip, all the sysinternals apps, filezilla, and nmap. However, its really useful to keep my work PC / work laptop / home PC in sync by git pushing the changes and then re-running the setupprofile.ps1 file. I haven't taken the time to flesh out some of the tests and some change tracking, because I just started doing this a few months ago, and I only hack on it when I have time. I get this file (SetupProfile.ps1) onto the system somehow and then execute it in PS with admin privs-īe warned, its a work in progress. (in fact, its the same repo as my unix dotfiles) Its the same concept as dotfiles in unix.
I use a powershell script with choco commands that I keep in a git repo (along with app configs) to install/configure a system.
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