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I do. But to your second point, I don't think of chocolatey as a package manager to rely on. I just see it as an alternative download location, and uninstall t
by ThePadawan 6y ago
I do.
But to your second point, I don't think of chocolatey as a package manager to rely on. I just see it as an alternative download location, and uninstall the software through the Control Panel later.
- zaphirplane 6y agoIt just seems like a big red bullseye, hack it and have your spyware spread to a lot of computers they haven’t had a package injected with malware is impressive