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3 Ways to Add a Repository on Debian Linux

Add new repositories to Debian with ease



Note:
For demonstration, I’ll be showing everything on the Debian 12 version with GNOME Desktop Environment. However, these methods will work on older versions such as Debian 10 and 11.



Commands:
deb https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/debian bookworm main
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
sudo apt update
sudo add-apt-repository –remove ‘deb https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/debian bookworm main’




Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Add a Repository to Debian Using the “Software & Updates” Tool
2:12 Add a Repository to Debian by Editing the sources.list File
3:29 Add a Repository to Debian Using the add-apt-repository Command
5:07 End screen





What you will learn:
1. How to add repositories by typing the APT line and pressing the “Add Source” button
2. How You can add a repository to Debian by adding it to the sources.list file
3. How to add a repository is to use the add-apt-repository command-line utility
4. How to add software packages that is not included in the official Debian repositories
5. how to add third-party repositories to your Debian system
6. Add a Repository to Debian Using the “Software & Updates” Tool
a. How to add repositories in a few clicks using “Software & Updates” tool
b. How to input the third-party repository URL
c. How to add the URL or link to that repository
d. How to add the distribution name (bullseye, bookworm) or class (stable, testing)
e. How to add the type of component (main, contrib, non-free)
f. How to add the repository of Wine
g. How to Add Source
7. Add a Repository to Debian by Editing the sources.list File
a. Traditional way to add new package repositories to Debian Linux
b. How to see All the available repositories that are listed in the “sources.list” file
c. How to open “sources.list” file using nano text editor
d. How to add your repository
e. How to add the repository of Wine in the file
f. How to save and exit in nano text editor
g. How to update the repository cache
8. Add a Repository to Debian Using the add-apt-repository Command
a. simple command to add repositories to Debian
b. How to add third-party repositories as well as Personal Package Archive (PPA) to the sources.list file
c. How to update the repository list
d. How to remove a repository
e. How to remove your added repository
f. How to successfully removed the repository
9. how to add third-party repositories on Debian Linux systems



























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