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Debian and Ubuntu Package Management tools |
-dpkg -apt |
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APT |
Advanced Packaging Tool a command which uses "apt" to interact with the operating system’s package system. (to be run with root privileges) |
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/etc/apt/sources.list |
Controls repositories from which APT constructs its database. This file contains lines in the following format:
deb location-of-resources distribution component(s) |
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apt-get install (package-name(s))
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Installs the package(s) specified, along with any dependencies
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apt-get remove (package-name(s))
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Removes the package(s) specified, but does not remove dependencies
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apt-get purge (package-name(s))
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Combines the functions ofremove and clean for a specific package, as well as configuration files
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apt-get remove --purge (name of app/file) |
This command would remove along with purging any of configuration files that may have had to do with the specified application. |
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apt-get update
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Reads the /etc/apt/sources.list file and updates the system’s database of packages available for installation. Run this after changing sources.list.
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apt-cache search (package-name(s))
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If you know the name of a piece of software but apt-get install fails or points to the wrong software, this looks for other possible names.
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apt-get autoremove |
Command that will go through all the repos that are no longer needed. (Unnecessary files) |
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apt-get dist--upgrade |
Command to upgrade underlining linux operating system. Within an UBUNTU or Debian based OS (Our kernel) |
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apt- get -f upgrade |
Command that will pull all flagged dependencies and will ask for permission for installation. |
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which |
Command that would show where the binary lives in the file nested in other files. |
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clear
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Command that clears the screen in the terminal. |
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Exiting VI text editor |
-esc -shift colon (:) -"q" -shift "!" -enter |
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wget |
Is a utility to download and access http addresses. To download to the directory you are currently in, you have to right click on the link to the download and select the 'copy link location' option, and then in a terminal, type wget and then paste the link. |
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dpkg |
apt-get and apt-cache are merely front end programs that provide a more usable interface, and connections to repositories for the underlying package management tools called dpkg and debconf. These tools are quite powerful, and fully explaining their functionality is beyond the scope of this document. |
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dpkg -i (package-file-name).deb
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Installs a .deb file
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dpkg --get -selections |
Command to see what packages are already installed. |
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dpkg --get -selections | grep (app/filename) |
Command to search within the output inside files for something specific through the "grep" command |
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dpkg --remove (file/package name)
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Command to remove the associating binaries but does NOT delete configuration files. |
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dpkg --purge (file/package name) |
Command would also purge all configuration filwa that has to do anything with specified files. |