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APT Package Management Guide
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- Core Concepts
- APT is Debian's package management system for installing, removing, and searching applications
- APT-get and apt are different versions of APT, but both are valid commands
- Aptitude serves as the front-end GUI for package management
- DPKG runs in background during .deb package installations
- Distribution Support
- APT is used by Debian-based systems including Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Kali Linux
- Not all Debian-based distributions use APT, but all use APT-related commands
- Ubuntu's apt command is separate, while Mint uses Python wrapper
- Key Commands
- apt install/reinstall installs packages
- apt update/upgrade checks and downloads package updates
- apt hold/unhold manages package update holds
- apt search/show finds packages
- apt clean/autoremove removes unnecessary system files
- Troubleshooting
- APT missing? Use dpkg to install appropriate package version
- Dependencies must match system architecture (amd64/i386)
- Hold commands should be used with caution
- Personal package archives (PPAs) can pose security risks