Apt Manage

apt-manage is a command line tool for managing your local software sources using RepoLib. Run apt-manage standalone to get a listing of all of the software repositories currently configured:

$ apt-manage
Configured sources:
system
pop-os-apps
ppa-system76-pop

apt-manage operates on both DEB822-formated sources (located in the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.sources files) as well as using traditional one-line format sources (in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list files).

apt-manage Documentation

• Adding Sources
  • Options for adding sources
    • Source Code, Details, Disabling Sources
    • Source File Format
    • Names and Identifiers
• Listing Configuration Details
  • Listing all details of all sources at once
    • Note
  • Legacy sources.list entries
• Modifying Sources
  • Enabling/Disabling Sources: –enable | –disable
  • Changing names of sources: –name
  • Suites: –add-suite | –remove-suite
  • Components: –add-component | –remove-component
  • URIs: –add-uri | –remove-uri
    • Notes
• Removing Sources
• Managing Signing Keys
  • Existing Keyring Files, –name, –path
  • Keyring Files Stored on the Internet, –url
  • Keys Stored on a Public Keyserver
  • Adding ASCII-Armored Keys Directly, –ascii
  • Removing Keys