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@ -99,8 +99,9 @@ by RasPi OS too.
### Install from the Command Line ### Install from the Command Line
To install from the command line, the standard command would be: To install from the command line, the standard command would be:
!!! note "Terminal Command
`apt install x` !!! note "Terminal Command"
`apt install x`
Where x is any application you're looking for. This is often prefixed with Where x is any application you're looking for. This is often prefixed with
`sudo`, see below in [Users, Permissions and sudo](linux.md/#users-permissions-and-sudo) to learn more about why. `sudo`, see below in [Users, Permissions and sudo](linux.md/#users-permissions-and-sudo) to learn more about why.
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then you might need to look to install something. In KDE this is called 'Discover'. then you might need to look to install something. In KDE this is called 'Discover'.
One I recommend is 'Synaptic' - you might have it installed already, or you One I recommend is 'Synaptic' - you might have it installed already, or you
might have to quickly run the below to get it might have to quickly run the below to get it.
!!! note "Terminal Command" !!! note "Terminal Command"
`apt install synaptic` `apt install synaptic`