apt(8) - Linux man page
Name
apt - Advanced Package Tool
Description
APT is a management system for software packages. Originally written for Debian and the deb package
format, APT was ported and became APT-RPM to manage the
rpm(8) package format. APT-RPM can be used by any RPM-based distribution, such as
Conectiva, Red Hat, SUSE, ALT-Linux, etc.
For further information on how to use APT, refer to apt-get(8) or visit http://apt-rpm.org/.
See Also
apt-cache(8),
apt-get(8),
apt-cdrom(8),
sources.list(5),
apt.conf(5),
apt-config(8),
apt_preferences(5)
Bugs
Reporting bugs in APT-RPM is best done in the APT-RPM mailinglist at
http://apt-rpm.org/mailinglist.shtml.
Author
Maintainer and contributor information can be found in the credits page
http://apt-rpm.org/about.shtml
of APT-RPM.
Referenced By
aptitude(8),
dpkg-scanpackages(1),
dpkg-scansources(1)
