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apt vs apt-get

Advanced Packaging Tool (APT)'s origins start in Debian - a distro from where
many other distros started from. APT is simply set of APIs. The command 
line tools apt and apt-get interact with APT. In summary,

- apt: The more user friendlier version of the tools.
- apt-get: The older of the two, backwards compatible and OG developer focused.
(there are others: apt-cache, ...)

Conclusion: Stick with apt if you can. Use apt-get if you need specific function
alities that are otherwise unavialable. Doesnt matter much anyways none are dep
recated!
Posted by: Guest on September-14-2021
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apt vs apt-get

APTs origins start in Debian which is a distro which many other distros are
based. APT is a set of APIs which the apt and apt-get command lines interact
with

- apt: The more friendlier version of the two!
- apt-get: The older of the two, backwards compatible and OG developer focused.
(others like apt-cache, ... exist!)

Conclusion: Stick with apt if you can. Use apt-get if you need specific function
alities that are otherwise unavialable. Doesnt matter much anyways none are dep
recated!
Posted by: Guest on September-14-2021

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