Operating SystemsPregunta 33 de 100
What does 'package management' refer to on Linux systems?
a.Wrapping files for shipment
b.Managing physical hardware boxes
c.Installing, updating, and removing software using tools like apt or yum
d.Organizing network cables
Explicación
Package managers such as apt, yum, and dnf automate installing, updating, and removing software along with its dependencies. They pull software from repositories, simplifying maintenance. This centralized approach helps keep a system consistent and secure.
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