Suit yourself, I don’t trust Windows already so, adding a third-party to that process doesn’t intrigue me in the slightest.

Paying Microsoft more money so they can give you less Windows is a very Microsoft thing to do.

Do they still slow you to a snail’s pace as soon as you progress to a new area? It felt so scummy losing my flying and mount speed as soon as I hit an expansion in a subscription based MMO. “Let’s slow that roll there gamer, can’t have you beating that content too fast. Why not buy a few more months play time?”

Solid domain, hope this works out. Even better if you have a list of maintained forks as alternatives.

They have a database of packages on their site. This page also popped up with info on how packages are moderated and stuff too.

As a former Windows user, Chocolatey is a great way to get used to a package manager through Windows. I used it to install stuff like hwinfo or wiztree.