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We will cover Debian-Based Package Managers, RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)-Based Package Managers, and other custom designed package managers. Ubuntu and Debian are considered as one of the most widely used consumer Linux-based operating systems on the market today.
Linux Package Manager #1 – dpkg package manager Ubuntu and Debian are considered as one of the most widely used consumer Linux-based operating systems on the market today. Their package managers are shared, with the lowest-level package management system being ‘dpkg’, short for “Debian Package”.
Depending on the distribution, various package managers are available, allowing the user to install, manage, and remove packages easily and quickly. Package managers are very good at streamlining installs, with common installation locations and configurations.
Their package managers are shared, with the lowest-level package management system being ‘dpkg’, short for “Debian Package”. It is a barebones package management software, with tools for installing, removing, and building packages.