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Description
Distribution
Debian
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debain12-void-linux
Desktop Environment / Window Manager
Other
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dwm-titus
Windowing System
X11
Linutil Version
25.9.9
Branch
main
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Describe the bug
LinUtil fails with "Unsupported package manager: apt-get" on Debian systems
Steps to reproduce
- Run LinUtil on Debian-based system (Debian 12 "Bookworm")
- Navigate to "System Setup"
- Select any setup option that requires package management
- LinUtil detects system as:
- System architecture: x86_64
- Using systemctl to interact with init system
- Using sudo for privilege escalation
- Using apt-get as package manager
- Super user group sudo
- Setting up Xorg
- Error appears: "Unsupported package manager: apt-get"
- Process fails with "FAILED! Press to close this window"
Expected behavior
LinUtil should recognize and support apt-get as a valid package manager on Debian-based systems, or automatically detect and use apt instead. The package management operations should proceed normally without errors.
Debian systems commonly use both apt and apt-get commands, and LinUtil should support both or gracefully handle the detection.
Additional context
System Information:
- OS: Debian 12 "Bookworm"
- Architecture: x86_64
- Package Manager: apt-get/apt (both available)
- Init System: systemd
- LinUtil Version: 25.9.9
Environment Details:
- Both
aptandapt-getcommands are available and functional - System has standard Debian package management setup
- No custom package manager configurations
- Standard sudo setup
Error Message:
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Checklist
- I checked for duplicate issues.
- I checked existing discussions.
- This issue is not included in the roadmap.
- This issue is present on both stable and development branches.