I was more thinking from a usability point of view, available packages etc. But from the other comments I learned winget is in Windows 10 already so tried it an

I was more thinking from a usability point of view, available packages etc. But from the other comments I learned winget is in Windows 10 already so tried it and it doesn't feel that much faster on a couple of things (ran some searches under Measure-Command and for finding 7zip for example the best case was twice as fast, but hit that only once, other attempts took roughly 3 seconds just like Find-Package). But whereas Find-Package returns only one result, winget returns 4 of them and again like 10 more from the store so that means figuring out which one. And winget search sysinternals doesn't return anything, whereas Find-Package has it. Again that's all from spending a minute with it and only for 2 packages, but just comparing based on this it seems it's not a super straightforward migration for me.