On Linux/*nix, we have apt-get to manage packages and softwares.
On Mac, we have brew.
Is there any equivalent for Windows?
Yes, it’s chocolatey.
With chocolatey, finding a package or software is no longer prohibitive in Windows, and also no need to worry about malwares or viruse.
Living in China you just have to make a lot of effort to overcome the GFW(aka, Great Firewall).
Personally I strongly recommend Monocloud to accelerate network access in China. Running the client will start a proxy running on 7078 port based on TCP and UDP protocol. Meanwhile it also turns on proxy in internet settings:
The following walkthrough presumes that you have started monocloud.
