OK, so now that we know some basic witness commands, let's go over how we can install and update applications
and files.
So the Apte Dash install, followed by an application name and looks online through different repositories
that you have linked to your system for the application name and then download it and install it on
your computer.
The APD dash gate space update command searches, database for files and applications that can be updated
and then a dash gate upgrade option actually upgrades or updates the applications, you know, that
were found from the previous command.
And then if you ever need to upgrade the distribution, which like, you know, like a new version of
Linux or something comes out or maybe you have a move to a new version of Bill to this comes out, you
do a dash it dist dash upgrade and I'll allow you to upgrade, you know, the distribution to the next
version.
So now let's go over and try a few of these commands.
OK, so let's first try to install an application so you can try and make sure that you stuto when you
try to install an application, because typically you're going to need route access to, you know,
to install an application on a device.
So this is pseudo ABC dash install and this is just Web server application that you could use, you
know, for some hacking stuff in Fiji.
So let's do that.
So it's already started here.
But if you looked online and check, hey, it's our newest version.
So but if I didn't have it installed, it would go through and actually do the installation process
automatically.
So now let's try pseudo ABC dash git update.
So it's going to look online for live updates.
So now let's do a pseudo ABC dash upgrade.
And pretty much since it didn't find anything to update, it's not going to be able to.