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Author: QuinnRadich

hub/package-manager/index.md

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 title: Windows Package Manager
 description: Windows Package Manager is a comprehensive package manager solution that consists of a command line tool and set of services for installing applications on Windows.
-ms.date: 11/21/2024
+ms.date: 02/13/2025
 ms.topic: overview
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 # Windows Package Manager
 
 Windows Package Manager is a comprehensive [package manager solution](#understanding-package-managers) that includes:
 
-- [WinGet](./winget/index.md): The command line tool and client interface for the Windows Package Manager service.
+- [WinGet](./winget/index.md): The command line tool and client interface for the Windows Package Manager service. You can view the packages available using the command [`winget list`](./winget/list.md), find more winget commands: [Use the WinGet tool to install and manage applications](.winget/index.md).
 - [Submit packages to Windows Package Manager](./package/index.md): The packaging services for hosting and installing applications on Windows devices.
 - [WinGet Configuration files](./configuration/index.md): Create a set of instructions for Windows Package Manager to consolidate the steps for manually setting up a device and onboarding to a new project to a single command that is reliable and repeatable. WinGet Configuration files utilize PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) in combination with YAML formatted instructions and WinGet packages to handle your machine set up.
 

landing/arm-docs/overview.md

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 title: Windows on Arm documentation
 description: Learn more about running Windows on PCs powered by Arm processors. Find guidance on how to build Windows apps for Arm64 devices or iteratively update your existing Windows app to take advantage of Arm64 native capabilities.
-ms.date: 10/31/2024
+ms.date: 02/13/2025
 ms.topic: article
 ms.service: windows
 ms.subservice: arm
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 For the best performance, responsiveness, and battery life, users will want and need Arm-native Windows apps, which means that developers will need to build or port Arm-native Windows apps.
 
+Check whether it's supported on Arm: [Windows on Arm Ready Software](https://www.worksonwoa.com/en/) - This site is your source for compatibility information for many apps and games on Windows devices that run on Arm architecture and will be updated over time.
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 ### Virtual Machines
 
 You can create and deploy Windows 11 Arm64 VMs with Ampere Altra Arm–based processors on Azure. Learn how in this [Quickstart article](./create-arm-vm.md).