It is used to install applications. For example, let's say you want to install the GParted program, it would look like this:
apt-get install gparted
The apt-get tool (apt, aptitude) is a dependency manager for Debian-based Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS...).
When you need to install a program, apt calculates the dependencies for that program and sends them to install.
The actual installation tool is usually DPKG.
The apt-get tool is a dependency manager for Debian-based Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS...).
It is used to install applications. For example, let's say you want to install the GParted program, it would look like this:
apt-get install gparted
The apt-get tool (apt, aptitude) is a dependency manager for Debian-based Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS...).
When you need to install a program, apt calculates the dependencies for that program and sends them to install.
The actual installation tool is usually DPKG.
The apt-get tool is a dependency manager for Debian-based Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS...).