Overview
Package management is a system used in Linux to install, update, and remove software applications. It simplifies the process of managing software by handling dependencies and ensuring that programs work correctly. Understanding package management is essential for efficiently using Linux and keeping your system up to date with the latest tools and features.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Define what package management is in Linux.
- ✓ Identify common package managers used in Linux.
- ✓ Install a software package using a package manager.
- ✓ Update an existing software package.
- ✓ Remove a software package from the system.
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