When I install something like ffmpeg
with winget
, it sets permanent aliases for ffmpeg
, ffplay
, & ffprobe
.
winget install gyan.ffmpeg
It doesn't look like it's adding anything to my path environment variable. If I use the Set-Alias
PowerShell utility, said alias is ephemeral, only lasting until the end of the current session. Eventually, I found that I can use my $profile
to denote a list of aliases that instantiate every time I launch my shell.
Does winget do the same thing just with a different "profile" file? Is there a better way of doing this?