Change apt-get's & use nala along with apt

[ghost]

Merge with #442 #443 #454

Type of Change

• New feature
• Refactoring

Description

#422 does this slightly correct; I have added the missing ones that weren't included in his PR

Gaming-setup & Aur helpers were skipped due to #382 and #380 which include refactoring for both of these functionality

ONLY after I made my 3 PRs did he decide to implement MY fixes.. before: 61cddeb after: 100fc58

My commits are VERIFIED, meaning everything that I do contains MY work. Take a look at these 2 commits and decide for your self. The first commit contained INCOMPLETE functionality and only after making my 3 PRs that fixed those issues did he decide to grab the changes in my commits and then implement them in his.

Checklist

• My code adheres to the coding and style guidelines of the project.
• I have performed a self-review of my own code.
• My changes generate no errors/warnings/merge conflicts.

[jeevithakannan2]

@ChrisTitusTech

Caution

This PR is not tested.
This implementation is wrong and will not use nala.
Changing apt-get with apt is not recommended when running scripts

[ghost]

Changing apt-get with apt is not recommended when running scripts

This PR is tested. Using apt instead of apt-get is better as it's newer and more developed: apt-get is old and will deprecate eventually, Nala will work; as this is already implemented some-what in the existing scripts.

[ghost]

Your criticism is not appreciated when you copied my whole implementation into YOUR PR, and DID not give credit.. Unlike you I REWROTE everything. Here are the commits on your PR if needed: before: 61cddeb after: 100fc58

[ghost]

Here is Adam's input on these PRs

[koibtw]

@jeevithakannan2

This PR is not tested.

You have no way of knowing this. Baseless accusations, here we go again..

This implementation is wrong and will not use nala.

?? #422 (comment)

Changing apt-get with apt is not recommended when running scripts

I already proved you wrong in #422 (comment).

[koibtw]

I think #440 #442 #443 approach this better. #422 is clearly copying the changes from them into his own implementation.

[ChrisTitusTech]

For scripting apt-get will be used.