Package Management

Package management refers to the system used to install, upgrade, and remove software applications on a computer or server. Think of it like an app store for your device, but instead of browsing apps, it manages the software packages that make your system run efficiently. Package managers keep track of the software versions, resolve dependencies between applications, and ensure everything works together smoothly. They simplify the process of maintaining your software, making it easier to get new features and security updates, ultimately improving your device's performance and security.