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Modernize your tooling deployment with Windows Package Manager (winget)
If you are looking to streamline your software deployment process, this post explores how Windows Package Manager (winget) offers a Microsoft-backed alternative to tools like Ninite and Chocolatey. I walk you through installing winget, searching and installing packages with precision, and even how to submit your own packages to the official repository.
My experience using a high-performance workstation PC (that I built) for 120 days
After using my custom-built AMD Ryzen 9 3900X workstation for 120 days, I share my positive experience with its zero-glitch stability and snappy performance. I also discuss a quick upgrade to 64 GB of RAM to better handle my heavy multitasking workload and reflect on whether I would have chosen different components today.
My experience using the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ for 150 days
In this post, I share my honest impressions after using the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ for 150 days, offering insights for those considering a switch from iOS or to a Note-style device. While I find the phone to be nearly the best I’ve ever owned due to its speed and display, I also discuss its minor imperfections regarding one-handed use and typing comfort in landscape mode.
My experience using Windows 11 with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 9)
If you’re curious about the real-world performance of Windows 11 on the latest Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon, this post shares my initial impressions after a week of testing. I discuss the seamless upgrade process, minor UI quirks, and stable file explorer performance, while also reporting on battery life that falls short of manufacturer claims but remains sufficient for daily use.
My experience with the new Outlook client (for Windows)
As a long-time Outlook user who recently switched to the new Windows client, I share my journey of overcoming initial skepticism about its half-baked state to appreciate its recent improvements. I discuss why I remain attached to the classic desktop version for macOS users and highlight how the new app’s enhanced stability and calendar overlay features have finally made it a viable daily driver for my complex multi-identity workflow.
Jussi Roine
Microsoft MVP and consultancy founder with 30+ years of experience, passionate about Microsoft security, AI governance, and sharing what I learn along the way.