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In linux, for debian distros (like ubuntu), there is a higher level package management tool, called [...] , that wraps around dpkg and not just intalls a given .deb package but also handles downloading from package repos and doing dependency handling.
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apt

^^ also would accept apt-get. Note apt is a combination of apt-get and apt-cache, and all are based on the APT tools

^^ apt stands for Advanced Packaging Tools


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In linux, for debian distros (like ubuntu), there is a higher level package management tool, called [...] , that wraps around dpkg and not just intalls a given .deb package but also handles downloading from package repos and doing dependency handling.
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In linux, for debian distros (like ubuntu), there is a higher level package management tool, called [...] , that wraps around dpkg and not just intalls a given .deb package but also handles downloading from package repos and doing dependency handling.
Answer

apt

^^ also would accept apt-get. Note apt is a combination of apt-get and apt-cache, and all are based on the APT tools

^^ apt stands for Advanced Packaging Tools

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24. Source and Binary Packages
rpm -qip <rpm-file> ( dpkg -I <deb-file> ) rpm -qlp <rpm-file> ( dpkg -c <deb-file> ) which is analogous to similar queries on already installed packages. 24.2.8 dpkg / <span>apt versus rpm Only a taste of Debian package management was provided above. Debian has two higher-level tools: APT (Advanced Package Tool--which comprises the commands apt-cache , apt-cdro

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