[SOLVED] Synaptic Package Manager

[spiderman]

I just upgraded to LTS, I have always been able to find and install Synaptic Package Manager in Muon packager manager. This time I am unable to find or install Synaptic Package Manager. Is there a way to install Synaptic Package Manager from the terminal (command line)?

[Snowhog]

See https://itsfoss.com/synaptic-package-manager/

[spiderman]

Wow! That hit the spot! I love this forum.

[DoYouKubuntu]

I'm late to the party, and I see the problem is already resolved, but just for future reference: you can also install synaptic using Discover. That's the first thing I do on a fresh install!

[GreyGeek]

I do
sudo apt install muon

I know, I know, it's not synaptic....

[Don B. Cilly]

Well, sudo apt install synaptic would work just as well, wouldn't it? ;-)
In fact, it work a lot better, as synaptic is a lot better than muon for the simple reason it doesn't go and update indexes every time you open it and close it :-)

[Tom_ZeCat]

I'm late to the party, and I see the problem is already resolved, but just for future reference: you can also install synaptic using Discover. That's the first thing I do on a fresh install!

Is there a reason you prefer Synaptic to Muon? I used to use Synaptic in my Ubuntu days, but I've just used Muon since coming over to Kubuntu. But if Synaptic is better at certain things, I could go with it again.