You have to have Debian Linux to use it. There is also up2date (redhat) and yum (redhat, SUSE). I don't believe apt-get will work with other distribution types that do not use the .deb package manager.
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Well, I saw another thread in this forum, and I remembered about the apt-get application. I want to install it, how can I do that?
Thanks!
You have to have Debian Linux to use it. There is also up2date (redhat) and yum (redhat, SUSE). I don't believe apt-get will work with other distribution types that do not use the .deb package manager.
Isn't there a way to run deb packages in other distros aside from debian?
I don't think so..
It's a shame though, your are still using Linux, but not all distros are compatible with each other...
@Beryl: I don't think you can, they are not compatible
@LinuxBomber: Well... they are just variations.
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