A Quick Spinup WinGet Import File

Installs Firefox, Steam, some programming languages, .NET, Java, Paradox Launcher, and a few other things.

How is this legal?

It uses the Microsoft Windows Package Installer.

How do I use it?

Ensure you have winget installed. If you don't, (Like if you installed from an early version of Win10), get the App Installer from the Microsoft Store.

Download the Zip file
Unzip the Zip file
Open up Powershell or Windows Terminal.
cd ~\Downloads\winget-spinup-main
winget install -i spinup-install.json -e

If you want to just use the Gaming Edition file, just double click it to run it. (But please, for the love of your own security, read it before you run it. You never know if I'm a nasty person.)

That'll do it. Just follow the prompts as the pop up.

What's it got?

There are two versions - "Gaming Edition" and the spinup json file. The spinup json is how I provision a Windows Computer -

Runtime Environments

.NET Framework 4.8, Runtime 6, and Runtime 7 (And 6 & 7 Desktop Runtimes)
Java RE 8

Games

Storefronts/Launchers

Steam
Epic Games Launcher
GOG Galaxy
Paradox Launcher
EA Desktop
Ubisoft Connect

Indie/Open Source Games

Sonic Robo Blast 2
Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart
OpenRA

Utilities

Steam Rom Manager
Nyrna (Suspends Apps, supposedly like a modern console does)
Borderless Gaming (Faux Borderless for those that can't Borderless)

Multimedia

VCV Rack
MPC-HC
foobar2000
Sonixd
PureCodec
The GIMP

Development

IDEs

GNU Emacs
TeXStudio

Languages

MiKTeX
SBCL
Erlang
Racket
Python 3.10
Rustup
Golang

Version Control

Github Desktop
Git LFS

Internet Things

Firefox
Discord
Parsec

Office

Obsidian
ShareX
Sumatra PDF
Pandoc
Calibre

The Gaming Edition contains just the gaming things, the .NET stuff, and Java 8

Okay, but how do I update?

Open Windows Terminal
winget update --all --include-unknown

The last flag tells WinGet to get anything that doesn't have a verison number, in case you installed something outside of WinGet.

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