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The application will show up in the large white space below the search area. Click on the down arrow symbol next to the software to be installed. The arrow will change color. Click <guilabel>Apply</guilabel> to start the installation process.
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KpackageKit might provide information about required dependencies. Acknowledge this information, and the required packages will begin downloading. When the installation process is complete, the software will be ready to use. It is rarely necessary to restart the system after software installation or update.
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KPackageKit provides an easy method to remove the software that is no longer needed. To remove an application:
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manage-software/C/manage-software.xml:134(para)
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Search for the application in the search box, and then click on the X in the "Action" column next to the software title.
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manage-software/C/manage-software.xml:146(para)
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Click <guilabel>Apply</guilabel> and KPackageKit will remove the application.
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<application><acronym>APT</acronym></application> (Advanced Packaging Tool) is a powerful package management system, which is the basis for the graphical <application>Software Management</application> application. <application>APT</application> automatically handles dependencies and performs other package operations that are required for package installation.
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Running <application>APT</application> requires administrative privileges. Entering commands with "sudo" generates a password prompt. Several of the commands below will not run without sudo.
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Retrieve the current lists of available packages: <screen>sudo apt-get update</screen>
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Install the latest available updates for the applications currently installed: <screen>sudo apt-get upgrade</screen>
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<application>Aptitude</application> is a command line front-end to <application>APT</application>. <application>Aptitude</application> allows for interactive package selection to remove, update or install packages. <application>Aptitude</application> is an advanced package management system, with more control and capability than <application>APT</application> as a command line tool.
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