On Ubuntu systems, there are three types of package managers you can use to manage your software. They are apt (or apt-get), Snaps, and Flatpaks. They each have their own pros and cons.

In this tutorial we will look at how this is done by distros that use the Advanced Packaging Tool (apt) software management system, as developed by Debian and used by distros from Ubuntu to ...

Sandboxing: Applications run in isolation, reducing the risk of affecting or being affected by other software or the host system. Bundle dependencies: Flatpak packages include all necessary ...

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It’s what makes installing, updating, and managing software on Linux-based distributions not just possible but streamlined and elegant. For users of Debian and its popular derivative Ubuntu, two ...