What?

Chocolatey Snowflakes

Why?

Setting up all the software is tedious, and keeping track of it is tedious, this makes it much much easier.

How?

Install Windows, install all Windows updates, put keys in keys folder, then look in machines folder, pick one, and run:

configure <macinename>

Example:

configure dev2

Where?

The folders are:

1. apps - application specific files, example is configuration for Total Commander or AutoHotKey
2. config - different *.config files for Chocolatey.
3. keys - location to put your application keys. None of the files in here are commited.
4. machines - top level machine setup powershell files.
5. shared - stuff shared between different setups.
6. configure.bat - top level script that starts the right machine with proper permissions.

License?

I assume noone else will care, so there is no license for now.