Heh the least they could do is put that into a batch file to be downloaded and clicked on to run. Chocolatey is sort of like an alternative apt-get for Windows

Heh the least they could do is put that into a batch file to be downloaded and clicked on to run. Chocolatey is sort of like an alternative apt-get for Windows, except that it doesn't need s sudo command and your password to install software. It uses cinst to install stuff: cinst firefox Installs Firefox. The UAC asks the current user to allow the setup program to run and that is about it. No password needed to install like apt-get has. Oh yeah if your PC doesn't have Powershell installed you are SOL if you try to use that command to install Chocolatey. Some administrators remove it because it can be used to install software without being known to the user.