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Mastering Linux: Adding Custom Repositories to APT, DNF, and Zypper Linux systems are known for their robust package management solutions that make software installation and maintenance a breeze. Among the most popular package managers are APT (used by Debian and its derivatives like Ubuntu), DNF (utilized by Fedora), and Zypper (openSUSE's choice).

Securely Adding Custom PPAs on Ubuntu Personal Package Archives (PPA) are repositories designed to distribute software and updates that are not available in the official Ubuntu repositories. While PPAs are incredibly useful for getting the latest software versions, they can pose security risks if not managed correctly.