By the way, we are also offering Linux courses through our other portal. Something you might be interested in.
Managing packages in Linux distribution varies depending on the distribution. All the Debian-based distros use APT as the package management app. While Fedora uses DNF, openSUSE depends on Zypper package manager.Managing packages in Linux distribution varies depending on the distribution. All the Debian-based distros use APT as the package management app. While Fedora uses DNF, openSUSE depends on Zypper package manager.Managing packages in Linux distribution varies depending on the distribution. All the Debian-based distros use APT as the package management app. While Fedora uses DNF, openSUSE depends on Zypper package manager.app -m <package-manager> historyApp install history
Remove a package
So, if you are using the App for installing packages, you need to use the syntax:app -r all
app -m <package-manager> enable
There are a few tools like Nala that try to provide similar features.
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