If you're using Linux, installing apps works a bit differently: Here's how to get software packages installed on Linux, and the key terms you need to know.

Use these commands to get insights on repositories that contain OS updates and applications and how that information is stored on your Linux system.

While Yum has been a trusted package manager for years, DNF provides significant improvements in performance and security. By mastering these commands, you can efficiently install, update, and manage ...

Meet Bumpbuddy, the Arch Linux app that tracks software releases from official repositories so you don't have to - and it all happens automatically.

PPAs are a great way for Linux users to install software that's unavailable in central repositories, but carry some risks you need to be aware of.

The popular desktop Linux distribution, Linux Mint, wants nothing to do with Ubuntu's Snap software installation system.