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- title Software Management
Ubuntu includes some powerful tools for managing software. Here are some of those tools and terminology:
The basics
- Installing Software
If you are just looking about how to install software, go here
- Software Packaging Formats
Linux programs come packaged in a number of different ways. This is an overiew of them
- Managing Repositories in Ubuntu and Kubuntu
Increase the number of packages available to install on your system. What are repositories? Read: UbuntuHelp:Repositories
- Switching From Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Fedora
Familiar with rpm and yum? Learn the Ubuntu equivalents.
On the command line
- Using apt-get
How to use apt-get package management system
- Using Aptitude
Using aptitude for package management
- Commandline Package Management Tools
Survey of the various package management tools
- Commandline Repository Management Tools
Managing Repositories from the command line
