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No. apt-get install for installing and apt-cache search for searching? That’s... not discoverable to say the least: how about brew install and brew search? Didn
by tbrock 6y ago
No. apt-get install for installing and apt-cache search for searching? That’s... not discoverable to say the least: how about brew install and brew search? Didn’t know they were there? No problem you’ll see they are available commands when you run brew.
- t0astbread 6y agoThe exact same applies to apt. You can do "apt search", "apt install" and just "apt" will give you a short help text. This is the default apt program for interactive use. Unfortunately few people advertise it in tutorials. Oh and you can of course use "man" to read the manual pages for most apt programs if you want more in-depth info.