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npackd for the masses

For the developer masses stuck on the newer flavors of Windows - npackd shows some promise. An apt-get like interface for installing/tracking typical tools on your workstation.  Silently, checks SHA1 and tracks versions for easy update/rollback.  Repository is growing. Finds already installed packages and can scan for additional.

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