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deb sources) apt-get install somefile (install the package and any dependencies) apt-get remove somefile (uninstall the package, leave directories intact) apt-get purge somefile (uninstall the package and all directories) apt-get autoremove removes packages that were installed by other packages and are no longer needed. Basic commands: apt-get update (look for.Remember just as in Windows, make sure you can trust the. Internet is usually required for how to configure the latest repositories. You can add your own *.repo file directories in the same format and import gpg keys using the rpm –import command to insure integrity of the site.Files containing these locations are listed in /etc/apt/sources.list this list can be updated using the apt-get update command. apt-get is setup to work off of Internet "repositories" on the Internet.

It has the advantage of seeking the most recent updates on the Internet (if desired) and resolving most dependencies automatically.

apt-get is a frontend to the dpkg command.

This file contains information about whether a package is marked for removing or not, whether it is installed or not, etc

/var/lib/dpkg/status:Statuses of available packages.

/var/lib/dpkg/available: List of available packages.

The other files listed below are in their default directories, see option -admindir to see how to change locations of these files.

/etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg:Configuration file with default options.

deb’s are digitally signed with a GPG key by the vendor to ensure trustworthiness. Search for a filename from installed packages.dpkg -p | -print-avail package Display details about package. dpkg -l | -list package-name-pattern List packages matching given pattern.dpkg -s | -status package-name Report status of specified package.dpkg -L | -listfiles package List files installed to your system from package.dpkg -S | -search filename-search-pattern. deb package dpkg -c | -contents filename List contents of a. r or -remove remove everything except configuration filesrpm –e somefile (remove) dpkg -u | -update-avail package Update. | -a | -pendingRemove an installed package. b (install) dpkg -r | -remove | -P | -purge package.

Basic commands: dpkg -i | -install package_file.

dpkg command installs "packages" from *.deb files at any source location.

Debian Package Management DPKG and APT-GET in Debian and Ubuntu