sysget

[labbe5]

Basically sysget serves as bridge and allows you to use same syntax for every package manager.

This is particularly useful for Linux newcomers who are taking their first steps in managing their OS over command line and like to hop from one distribution to another without having to learn new commands.

Remember that syntax for sysget is the same across all supported distributions. Still it is not mean to completely replace your OS package manager, but just to cover the basic needs to operate packages on the system.

Source : https://www.tecmint.com/sysget-front-en ... -in-linux/

[bigpup]

This will probably not work with Puppies package system pet or the Puppy Package Manager.

They are not listed in the supported package managers.