Equivalent to apt-get on OpenSUSE
Question by Guest | Last update on 2023-12-16 | Created on 2016-07-18
Until now, I have always used the Linux distribution Ubuntu. However, now, I am sitting at a computer with OpenSUSE and it seems to be different in some points.
At the moment, I fail to install a program via the terminal respectively command line. On Ubuntu, I have used "apt-get install package" and "apt-get-remove package" for this.
There seems to be no apt-get available on OpenSUSE. Perhaps, this distribution is using another package management? What can I do?
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Indeed, OpenSUSE is using another package manager by default.
For installing via terminal you can use the following commands on OpenSUSE:
For uninstalling this one:
What apt-get is for Ubuntu is zypper for OpenSUSE.
Last update on 2023-12-16 | Created on 2016-07-19