As a new Linux user, you may be completely overwhelmed with the sheer number of choices you have when it comes to distributions you can install to your computer. What is the difference between Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSUSE, Sabayon, or Arch? Ultimately, the short answer is: package management. Each distro offers users a unique method of installing and maintaining your system, with varying degrees of user friendliness and usability. This guide will serve as a short primer on how to perform basic tasks in each package management system, so you can decide which is right for you. 1. Apt Apt is…
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