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airport-utilsBullseye:(2-8) Buster:(2-6) configuration and management utilities for Apple AirPort base stations www.aiccuBullseye & Buster:(20070115-17) SixXS Automatic IPv6 Connectivity Client Utility www.ahcpdBullseye:(0.53-3) Buster:(0.53-2) Ad-Hoc Configuration Protocol www.aggregateBullseye & Buster:(1.6-7) ipv4 cidr prefix aggregator.agent-transferBullseye:(0.43-3.1) Buster:(0.43-3) copy a secret key from GnuPG's gpg-agent to OpenSSH's ssh-agent www.adv-17v35x-dkmsBullseye:(5.0.6.0-1) Buster:(5.0.3.0-2) dkms driver sources for Advantech PCI/PCIe ACOM Series adapters www.adns-toolsBullseye:(1.6.0-2) Buster:(1.5.0~rc1-1.1) Asynchronous-capable DNS client utilities www.

acccheckBullseye & Buster:(0.2.1-3) Password dictionary attack tool for SMB www.

abisip-findBullseye:(1.6.1+dfsg1-4) Buster:(1.3.0-2) Command line utility to find ip.access compatible BTS www.

6tunnelBullseye:(1:0.13-2) Buster:(1:0.12-1) TCP proxy for non-IPv6 applications www.

4g8Bullseye:(1.0-3.3) Buster:(1.0-3.2) Packet Capture and Interception for Switched Networks.

2pingBullseye:(4.5-1) Buster:(4.3-1) Ping utility to determine directional packet loss www.

Jump to section A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z NET If only one Distro is listed then the package is only available on that distribution. Next to each package is the version available for each distro.īullseye & Buster(#) = same version for both. The latest Distro for Raspberry Pi OS is Bullseye, the previouse version was Buster.

#NETATALK VS FILEZILLA INSTALL#

Then install your chosen package with the command sudo apt install package name Find out more with the Guide to installing software with the apt command WWW: Please Note: each listing has a Distro Version:

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First get an updated package list by entering the following command in to terminal if this has not been done today sudo apt update To install Raspberry Pi OS software on a Raspberry Pi