ferventcoder · March 14, 2012 22:08 · ferventcoder · Mar 14, 2012
diff --git a/_first.ps1 b/_first.ps1
 $orig = Get-ExecutionPolicy
 Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
 iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString('http://bit.ly/psChocInstall'))
 Set-ExecutionPolicy $orig

 Write-Host 'Close me and either reopen me or a command line and type chocolatey'
 Write-host 'cinst NewWinPackages.config when you are ready for the other' 
diff --git a/ItemsNotCovered.txt b/ItemsNotCovered.txt
 windows updates
 msmq
 visual studio

 beyond compare
 .gitconfig
 .bash_profile


 erlang->rabbitmq?
diff --git a/NewWinPackages.config b/NewWinPackages.config
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
 <packages>
  <package id="chrome" />
  <package id="msysgit"  />
  <package id="stexbar" />
  <package id="notepadplusplus" />
  <package id="autohotkey" />
  <package id="nodejs.install" />
  <package id="ruby" version="1.9.2" />
  <package id="python" />
  <package id="IIS7" source="webpi" />
  <package id="nuget.commandline" />
  <package id="PostgreSQL" />
  <package id="ReSharper" />
  <package id="SQLServerExpress" />
  <package id="somegem" source="ruby" />
 </packages>  




diff --git a/ThingsToLookAt.txt b/ThingsToLookAt.txt
 Some autohotkey scripts - http://chocolatey.org/packages?q=autohotkey

 Any ruby gem you want installed is just source="ruby"
 most windows components can be installed if you know the product name with source="webpi" - you can get a list by typing clist -source webpi (after installing it)
	$orig = Get-ExecutionPolicy
	Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
	iex ((new-object net.webclient).DownloadString('http://bit.ly/psChocInstall'))
	Set-ExecutionPolicy $orig

	Write-Host 'Close me and either reopen me or a command line and type chocolatey'
	Write-host 'cinst NewWinPackages.config when you are ready for the other'
	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
	<packages>
	<package id="chrome" />
	<package id="msysgit" />
	<package id="stexbar" />
	<package id="notepadplusplus" />
	<package id="autohotkey" />
	<package id="nodejs.install" />
	<package id="ruby" version="1.9.2" />
	<package id="python" />
	<package id="IIS7" source="webpi" />
	<package id="nuget.commandline" />
	<package id="PostgreSQL" />
	<package id="ReSharper" />
	<package id="SQLServerExpress" />
	<package id="somegem" source="ruby" />
	</packages>
	Some autohotkey scripts - http://chocolatey.org/packages?q=autohotkey

	Any ruby gem you want installed is just source="ruby"
	most windows components can be installed if you know the product name with source="webpi" - you can get a list by typing clist -source webpi (after installing it)