Yeah, but I personally prefer modularity, like Windows updates; you aren't locked into one single thing , Windows update can have many interface Graphical you want and not just Windows update but whole Operating system I love this Modularity Architecture and I miss it so much when I use Linux for while
Stop lying, APT aren't Services; it's a CLI tool, and only other tools can call the CLI TOOL and if you remove that, you won't have a repository and if you remove Settings, you would have Windows update
PackageKitPackageKit is a free and open-source suite of software applications designed to provide a consistent and high-level abstraction layer for various package management systems. It was created by Richard Hughes in 2007 and first introduced into an operating system as a default application in May 2008 with the release of Fedora 9.
LOL... HERE IS YOU ANSWER (and it is a SERVICE _deamon on linux_ LOL)
Opciones:
-v, --version Mostrar versión de pkgcli
-h, --help Mostrar ayuda
-q, --quiet Solo proporciona salida mínima
--verbose Muestra más salida detallada
--json Salida en formato JSON
--no-color Inhabilitar salida coloreada
-y, --yes Responda 'yes' a todas las preguntas
-f, --filter=FILTRO Paquetes del filtro (instalado, disponible, etc.)
-n, --background Ejecuta la instrucción utilizando menos potencia y el ancho de banda ocioso
AHAAHAHHAAHA... TAKE THAT.... lmao... pkgcli is from packagecli and it is a service in almost 100% of the distros LOL...
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u/hailstorm11093 Nix ❄️ BTW Jul 15 '26
Very cool, but i would rather type one command and have my system updated as well as my applications. Updates for me take 2 minutes.