1. Consistency of documentations - 2. Release specific documentation

[Ralf Mardorf]

On Wed, 17 Aug 2016 12:21:56 +0200, Alberto Salvia Novella wrote:
>Ralf Mardorf:
> > I wounder if we should prefer "apt" over "apt-get" or doesn't it
> > matter?  
>
>I think that for the moment "apt-get" is a better option because it
>will work in any supported Ubuntu release. But I will change to "apt"
>when all supported releases have that, which is in 2019.

Thank you,

I suspect you're speaking about a default install, since regarding
http://packages.ubuntu.com/ apt is available for all supported
releases, just for 12.04 the version is < 1. EOL for 12.04 is in 2017.
For 14.04 the available version of apt already is 1.

Ok, I'll stay with apt-get, I just asked, since I noticed that on
mailing lists there are tendencies to recommend apt.

Regards,
Ralf