Linux: What is a repo file?
A repo file is a text file that contains instructions for the operating system (Linux, the Bash) where to find the newest information about a package. In contrast to operating systems like Microsoft Windows, where you download and install software directly from a variety of sources, Linux distributions rely on these central repositories. This structure allows the distribution maintainers to check and verify the packages for stability and security before they reach your system. 🚩️ Warning: While you can install…