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no one needs wikipedia links for what "windows" is, but they _do_ need a link to the authoritative location of "ezimports.make" because no one should trust SO when it comes to installing compiler tools (just because winget lets you install it, doesn't automatically mean it's safe).

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On Windows 10Windows 10 or Windows 11Windows 11, you can runinstall ezimports.make by running the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install ChocolateyChocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is an edited version to address all the comments below as they arise.

On Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install Chocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is an edited version to address all the comments below as they arise.

On Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can install ezimports.make by running the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install Chocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

fix spelling and grammer mistakes.

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On Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install Chocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is edittedan edited version to address all the comments below as they arise.

On Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install Chocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is editted version to address all the comments below as they arise.

On Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install Chocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is an edited version to address all the comments below as they arise.

Active reading [<en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10> <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_11> <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerShell> <www.wikihow.com/Use-Than-and-Then> <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NuGet#Chocolatey> <en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentence_clause_structure#Run-on_sentences>].

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On windows 10Windows 10 or 11Windows 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or powershellPowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or powershell, ThanPowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There is noisn't any need to install chocoChocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is editted version to address all the comments below as they arise.

On windows 10 or 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or powershell to quickly install it, restart the command line or powershell, Than you can use the command make.

There is no need to install choco anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is editted version to address all the comments below as they arise.

On Windows 10 or Windows 11, you can run the command winget install ezwinports.make in the command line or PowerShell to quickly install it, restart the command line or PowerShell. Then you can use the command make.

There isn't any need to install Chocolatey (executable choco) anymore.

Edit: the above instructions is editted version to address all the comments below as they arise.

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