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APPLICATION

MANAGEMENT
Part2
2020
INSTALLING A PACKAGE USING apt VIA COMMAND LINE

1 To Install and apps using apt, enter sudo apt install app_name

2 Uninstalling an app via apt sudo apt remove app_name

3 To upgrade your installed apps, you'll first need sudo apt update
to update the app repository:

Once finished, you can update any apps that sudo apt upgrade appname
need updating with the following:

4 To update only a single app sudo apt update app_name


INSTALLING A PACKAGE VIA THE
COMMAND LINE USING apt
1 Open terminal window You cant have two package manager open. The
package database is locked by the running package
manager, preventing you from starting another.
2 To Install and apps using apt, enter sudo apt install app_name
sudo apt install app_name

Enter your password If promted, to begin installing the gnudoq package,


which is a sudoku puzzle generator
Observe the screen This package has quite a few dependencies. They will
be installed automatically.
Enter Y Make sure to press enter. To install the package and its
dependencies.
3 Enter man gnudoq The packages man page were also installed
Uninstalling an app via apt
sudo apt remove app_name

To upgrade your installed apps, you'll first


need to update the app repository:
INSTALLED SOFTWARE
• You can use the graphical or command line package managers to determine what software you have installed
on your system.

• Graphical Package managers

• With the package manager, click the status button. Then select one of the categories to get a list of software
on your system.

• Installed- all software installed on your system

• Installed (auto removable)- software that can be removed by the package manager.

• Installed (upgradable)-software that the package manager can update.

• Not installed-software that is not installed on your system.


COMMAND LINE TECHNIQUES

• You can use the command-line package managers to gather a variety

of information about the software installed on your computer. The

following tables describe command options you can use

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