‫Now, one thing a new Linux user will get to know as they progress and using it is the existence of
‫several Linux distros and the different ways that they manage packages.
‫So here our main focus is going to be on some of the best package managers, in my humble opinion.
‫Deep CG is the Debian package management system, so deep cagy is a base package management system for
‫the Debian Linux family, so it's used to install, remove, store and provide information about Deb
‫packages.
‫It's a low level tool and there are front end tools that help users to obtain packages from remote repositories
‫and or handle complex package relations.
‫And these will include APT or advanced packaging tool.
‫Aptitude package manager and synaptic package manager.
‫The other package manager is R.P.M. or Red Hat package manager.
‫This is the Linux standard base packing format and a base package management system created by it now
‫being the underlying system.
‫There are several front end package management tools that you will be able to use with it.
‫Yum or Yellow Dog Updater modified and DNF or identified.
‫Yum!
‫Pac-Man package manager Arch Linux is also a popular and powerful yet simple package manager for arch
‫Linux and some little known to Linux distributions.
‫Zipper package manager open Sousa.
‫So this is a command line package manager on open source Linux, it's common functionalities include
‫repository access, package installation, resolution of dependencies, issues and so much more.
‫Portage package manager Gen2.
‫Of course, you can say poor touch go for.
‫Anyway, this is the package manager for Genta, it's less popular Linux distro as of now, but that
‫don't mean it's limited.
‫It is one of the best package managers in Linux.