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>With APT, you get a single version of each package, so it's all or nothing. It's definitely not used as often as in npm packages, but you can use =version aft
by voltagex_ 7y ago
>With APT, you get a single version of each package, so it's all or nothing.
It's definitely not used as often as in npm packages, but you can use =version after your package name to apt install a particular version, or apt pinning for more complex setups.
- Xylakant 7y agoThe point your parent is making is that with mom, you can install one version of a package per project you’re working on, instead of one version on the system. Especially if you’re working on multiple projects or multiple versions of the same project, this is required.