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| + | # [[Alpine newbie]] | ||
| + | # [[Alpine newbie install manual]] | ||
| + | # [[Alpine newbie apk packages]] | ||
| + | # [[Alpine newbie desktops]] | ||
| + | # [[Alpine newbie developer]] | ||
| + | # [[Alpine newbie lammers]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:13, 10 August 2019
Packages provide the basic components of an operating system, along with shared libraries, applications, services, and documentation. Unix-like systems install thems with traditional way of "Configure && make && make install"
But any Operating System offer a centralized mechanism for finding and installing software, usually distributed in the form of packages (like apk or deb files), kept in repositories. That can be manage with a package management system.
This document will guide most new users to learh basic about Alpine package management and usage of, for most in deep usage please visit Alpine_Linux_package_management page.
Table of comparison with other Linux for packages
| OS | File Format | Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Alpine | .apk | apk |
| Debian | .deb | apt,aptitude |
| Geento | .tbz2 | emerge |
| FreeBSD | .txz | pkg |
Tutorial series
| Previous required | What's next to read |
|---|---|
| Alpine newbie install manual | Alpine newbie desktops |
