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1.ChrisTitusTech / winutil

Chris Titus Tech's Windows Utility - Install Programs, Tweaks, Fixes, and Updates

PowerShell MIT66K total3.8K forks

+12,253 stars

from 53,290 · score 9.41

2.ScoopInstaller / Scoop

A command-line installer for Windows.

windows
installer
scoop
powershell

PowerShell Other license25K total1.5K forks

+901 stars

from 23,895 · score 6.80

3.cmderdev / cmder

Lovely console emulator package for Windows

cmder
powershell
c-plus-plus
portable
conemu
color-scheme
+5 more

PowerShell MIT27K total2.1K forks

+275 stars

from 26,730 · score 5.62

4.Sycnex / Windows10DebloaterArchived

Script to remove Windows 10 bloatware.

bloatware
debloat
silent
interactive
sysprep
appxpackages
+10 more

PowerShell MIT19K total2.1K forks

+166 stars

from 18,632 · score 5.12

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score = log1p(net stars gained in the trailing T complete UTC days)

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