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Wednesday, 16 September 2020

Debian package management, apt & apt-get



apt install  apt-get install Installs a package.
 
apt remove  apt-get remove         Removes a package.
 
apt purge  apt-get purge         Removes package with configuration.
 
apt update  apt-get update         Refreshes repository index.
 
apt upgrade  apt-get upgrade Upgrades all upgradable packages.
 
apt autoremove  apt-get autoremove Removes unwanted packages.
 
apt full-upgrade apt-get dist-upgrade Upgrades packages with auto-handling of dependencies.
 
apt search  apt-cache search Searches for the program.
 
apt show  apt-cache show         Shows package details.
 
 
apt list --installed                    Lists installed packages.


apt list               Lists packages with criteria (installed, upgradable etc).

apt edit sources Edit sources list.


source


The following will attempt to install a package to which we have a deb file and also download/install any dependencies;

apt install -f ./somePackage.deb

additionally, dpkg -i somePackage.deb 

To upgrade a package, firstly do;

apt update

then apt list --upgradable

then apt-get install --only-upgrade packageName


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