MR> just use this https://ninite.com/classicstart/
I would suggest getting chocolatey set up and doing:
choco install classic-shell
The advantage is that choco is actually something close to a package manager.
It'll track dependencies, and handle upgrades.
I would find Windows even more insufferable if I couldn't just do:
choco upgrade all
To get pretty much everything up to date effortlessly.
It's also good enough I have used it in cloud setup scripts to create AMIs for
servers. (I'm an AWS drone)
... I think you had better see who's at home - Picard
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