Advanced Package Tool, or APT, is a free software user interface that works with core libraries to handle the installation and removal of software on Debian and other Linux distributions. Developed by Debian
License: Open Source
Homebrew-Cask extends Homebrew and brings its elegance, simplicity, and speed to macOS applications and large binaries alike. It only takes 1 line in your shell to reach 3500 Casks maintained by 4568 contributors. brew cask install google-chrome. Developed by Paul Hinze
License: Open Source
Feature | Advanced Package Tool | Homebrew Cask |
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Command line | ||
Command line interface | ||
Package Manager | ||
Ad-free | ||
Full descriptions | ||
Nuget | ||
Filter search results | ||
Integrated Search | ||
Software installer | ||
Linux | ||
Package Installing | ||
Ruby | ||
Support for Javascript | ||
Web Server | ||
FOSS | ||
Library | ||
Access the AppStore | ||
Developer Tools | ||
Homebrew | ||
Software Uninstallers | ||
Container | ||
Cross-platform | ||
Multiple Repository Support | ||
X server | ||
Unattended installation |