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APPER(1)							 KDE User's Manual							  APPER(1)

NAME

       apper - An application and package manager using PackageKit

SYNOPSIS

       apper [--updates] [--settings] [--backend-details] [--install-mime-type mime-type] [--install-package-name name] [--install-provide-file
	     file] [--install-font-resource font] [--install-catalog file] [--remove-package-by-file filename] [KDE Generic Options]
	     [Qt Generic Options]

DESCRIPTION

       Apper is the KDE interface for PackageKit

       Apper is able to manage packages, applications and updates in a cross-distribution way thanks to the PackageKit project.

       It is providing Linux users a single application that they can learn and use in whatever distribution they are.

OPTIONS

       --updates
	   Show available updates

       --settings
	   Show Apper configuration page.

       --backend-details name
	   Display information about the backend PackageKit uses at time.

       --install-mime-type mime-type
	   Call the mime-type installer.

       --install-package-name name
	   Install package with the name name.

       --install-provide-file file
	   Install package providing file file.

       --install-font-resource font
	   Install a font resource.

       --install-catalog file
	   Install the package catalog in file.

       --remove-package-by-file filename
	   Remove a package containing file filename.

SEE ALSO

       More information about Apper can be found at the Apper website[1].

AUTHORS

       The maintainer of Apper is Daniel Nicoletti dantti12@gmail.com; This manual page was written by Matthias Klumpp matthias@tenstral.net.

AUTHORS

       Daniel Nicoletti <dantti12@gmail.com>
	   Author.

       Matthias Klumpp <matthias@tenstral.net>
	   Author.

NOTES

	1. the Apper website
	   http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Apper?content=84745

K Desktop Environment						    2011-10-10								  APPER(1)