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This is used for installing packages, you will often see it used with a parameter '''-y'''; as without that parameter you have to type '''Y''' to continue at each step of an install. | This is used for installing packages, you will often see it used with a parameter '''-y'''; as without that parameter you have to type '''Y''' to continue at each step of an install. | ||
It is important to mention here that the version of packages installed may well be obsolete, this install is finding versions from a Raspberian repository, more recent versions may be available from the providers of each package. To keep this article simple, I accept the Operating System that is installed by NOOBS, even if it is not the latest available from the Raspberian web site, I accept the versions of Mono, Apache, PHP, MariaDB, and others, that are found at the time you issue the install command. The update and upgrade command that I use in multiple places in this article is still only finding the versions available in the repository, and is included just in case the repository is being updated after any install finishes. | |||
If you have more skill than the level of the person at which this article is aimed at, then you should know how to install the latest version from the appropriate web sites. | |||
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