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Aptitude (a.k.a. apt-get) is the package manager for Debian/Ubuntu-based Linux systems. | Aptitude (a.k.a. apt-get) is the package manager for Debian/Ubuntu-based Linux systems. | ||
I have a script that installs several very useful system utilities using aptitude that I always run on fresh Linux installs. The script is available here: [[apt-get_script.sh]] | I have a script that installs several very useful system utilities using aptitude that I always run on fresh Linux installs. The script is available here: [[apt-get_script.sh]] | ||
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Aptitude (a.k.a. apt-get) is the package manager for Debian/Ubuntu-based Linux systems.
I have a script that installs several very useful system utilities using aptitude that I always run on fresh Linux installs. The script is available here: apt-get_script.sh
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