Use

Profiles

Named Windows (winget) and Linux (WSL) software lists.

A bundle points at a Windows list and a Linux list. Categories live on the catalog, not on the profile.

Use this when you want the same software set on more than one machine, or different sets on different distros.

Shipped

Id	Windows (winget)	Linux (WSL)
blank	none	none (distro + passwordless sudo)
default	Terminal, PowerShell, PowerToys, Brave, 1Password, VS Code, Docker Desktop, Git	home
home	default + Grok, Claude, Cursor, Steam, Epic, VLC, Discord	home
work	default + GitHub Copilot	work

Linux home includes grok-build, claude-code, opencode, hugo, stripe. Linux work is Copilot CLI plus the shared toolchain.

Edit

TUI: tick by category, save (s), delete (d), suggest (g). "Media PC" is stored as media-pc.

wwm profile list
wwm profile show home
wwm profile new media-pc --from home --name "Media PC"
wwm profile add media-pc --linux kubectl --windows Valve.Steam
wwm apply media-pc
wwm profile delete media-pc

suggest reads what is installed. SDKs and cloud CLIs move to Linux when the catalog has preferLinux (Azure CLI → azure-cli in WSL).

wwm map Microsoft.AzureCLI

{
  "windows": "Microsoft.AzureCLI",
  "category": "cloud",
  "preferLinux": true,
  "linux": "azure-cli"
}

Apply

wwm apply home
wwm apply home --windows-only
wwm apply blank --linux-only --distro Debian

Windows installs go through winget in priority order. Linux may create the distro. Apply does not remount a VHDX and does not uninstall Windows apps.