You are free to draw conclusion from 2 comments, but it is not too wise.
It is most definitely not a Windows Store one click user-friendly tool, but it is infinitely powerful, allowing you to run only one specific app with even something like a patched libc, upgrade the system and rollback wherever you want, it is the only package manager that doesn’t leave lingering files all around your system.
It is most definitely not a Windows Store one click user-friendly tool, but it is infinitely powerful, allowing you to run only one specific app with even something like a patched libc, upgrade the system and rollback wherever you want, it is the only package manager that doesn’t leave lingering files all around your system.