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As far as being offended that they called it WinGet when you had a package manager called AppGet. MS already had a "package manager" called OneGet. They also
by astn-austin 6y ago
As far as being offended that they called it WinGet when you had a package manager called AppGet.
MS already had a "package manager" called OneGet.
They also have a package manager called NuGet.
I don't see any issue with MS replacing OneGet with WinGet.
Or why the name WinGet offends AppGet, or AptGet, or OneGet, or NuGet, etc.
I think [name]Get is pretty common.