>>105886693The risk of scoop is that persistence is layered on by a package maintainer. They can miss things or create issues by creating a file state the program doesn't expect. I know because I submitted a pr to include a forgotten data folder in a package's persistence paths, but the way I did it turned out to create a bug for people who upgraded to it because scoop doesn't model this declaratively and doesn't handle it atomically. You basically get the PITA of shitty linux package updates on windows, where updates can break data and require manual fixes.
Winget ftw, much better than chocolatey. Just run the installers as-is instead of trying to hack them for no added value, and you don't need to run it as admin either. Winget also doesn't store its own data, so it picks up any already installed software and you can update them outside of winget without causing desync too. Winget should have existed from the start.