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# Usage
While installing a package using the [MatterLinux Package Manager (`mp`)](/wiki/package_man), `mp`
downloads the target package(s) from the repos, these packages are in the format discussed above.
After downloading and verifying the target package(s), `mp` extracts the packages [using the `tar`
tool](https://git.matterlinux.xyz/Matter/mp/src/main/src/utils/util.c#L103).
To learn more about this process see the [page for `mp`](/wiki/package_man).
After downloading and verifying the target package(s), `mp` extracts the packages using `libarchive`.
To learn more about this process see the [page for package management](/wiki/package_man).
It's also possible to install packages manualy. To do this you can grab a package you want
and extract it to your the root directory by running: `tar xvf <package_version.mpf> -C /`

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{
"id": "package_man",
"title": "Package Managment",
"title": "Package Management",
"author": "ngn",
"date": "07/01/24"
}

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Package managment is the process of installing, updating and removing software, tools and libaries.
On GNU/Linux systems, package managment is usually done with a package manager.
Package management is the process of installing, updating and removing software, tools and libaries.
On GNU/Linux systems, package management is usually done with a package manager.
# MatterLinux Package Manager
In a Matter system, package managment is generally done with the MatterLinux Package Manager (`mp`).
In a Matter system, package management is generally done with the MatterLinux Package Manager (`mp`).
`mp` lets you install, remove, update and search different MatterLinux packages accross different repos.
### Installation