What is your daily tool to deal with applications install and remove ? CLI apt, aptitude, Software Boutique, Synaptic ?
For me, it's CLI apt (for deb. packages) + Snap-Store (for... Hum... Snaps !)
What is your daily tool to deal with applications install and remove ? CLI apt, aptitude, Software Boutique, Synaptic ?
For me, it's CLI apt (for deb. packages) + Snap-Store (for... Hum... Snaps !)
Synaptic, but I will use the terminal and apt-get when I install an OS and install all my standard software I always want, install and use.
They are apt, aptitude and/or synaptic.
I use apt mostly when I know package names, synaptic when I don't and have to search.
I don't use snaps.
apt or synaptic or appimages
For normal things and updates apt, synaptic if i need to do searches or more advanced things, and aptitude if i feel like it.
Synaptic for everything it ca do - I like the searchable history. Unfortunately, it's been getting increasingly buggy.
I agree, I do not use snaps, flatpacks or appimage. I do not like what they do to my hard drive.
apt, occasionally on initial install the software boutique, and snap,
I use apt. I have never used synaptic, and I avoid snap whenever possible.
apt-get most of the time (if I know the package name), rarely boutique. I use snaps for all non-essential things like games, stellarium, etc.
Synaptic ..........................
I agree, snaps packages are causing tons of issues because of how they are sandboxed (other apps can't access them)
Anyway, i'm always using apt or appimages on the terminal because i don't want to install extra softwares (like synaptic), so i can save a bit of space on my disk.
CLI apt, dpkg... Don't like snaps one little bit.
Well, lately I've chosen to use snap to install the latest version of Gimp instead of installing it from the downloaded package...
I use CLI apt-get and dpkg where needed.
One of the first things after a new install:
sudo apt purge snapd && sudo apt autoremove
After this done, I only use APT for installing, removing, purging and updating.
Now and then Synaptic just for searching and reading.
as a relative noob to linux i find myself using the boutique as it's nice to see a curated offering of software plus the terminal.
Synaptic and CLi apt