Le 16/01/2025 à 01:52, Walter Dnes a écrit :

>    Devuan has/lib/terminfo/ and/usr/share/terminfo/.  /etc/terminfo
> is empty except for the README file.  Gentoo has terminfo entries in
> /etc/terminfo and /usr/share/terminfo/ but no /lib/terminfo/

    Maybe the following may help you if you are new to Debian package
management.

    The package intaller/uninstaller and local manager is dpkg, but you
rarely need it. On top of it you have the choice of 4 user interfaces
which also deal with copying the packages from the remote repositories:
apt-get, apt, aptitude and synaptic. All 4 do the same task and are your
daily interface. apt and apt-get are very similar CLI commands. Aptitude
has a curses interface, which is nice for people not willing to have a
graphic terminal, but I (not speaking for others) was never able to make
sense of it. Synaptic is the GUI interface; it is very nice and is my
main interface (I use apt-get for peculiar things or massive upgrades).
I recommand synaptic. It is based on menus, has various ways of sorting
packages, a search tool and many more features; one I often use is to
get the list of installed files of a given package.

--     Didier