# Orange
Why "Orange"? It's a fruit with a pip. The name doesn't matter as long as it doesn't conflict with another pacakge, and you can symlink it.
```
oscarg@ws01:~$ orange
orange: command not found
oscarg@ws01:~$ sudo apt install orange
[sudo] password for oscarg: 
Error: Unable to locate package orange
oscarg@ws01:~$
```
I do not see `orange` here, so `orange` it is.

---
## What's this?
A small stub thing for Debian-based Linux distributions that simply redirects your `pip` instruction to `apt`. Really, that's all it does.
Look, see? Here, it works, symlinked as `pip`.
```
oscarg@ws01:~$ pip requests
Preparing to install the following packages:
  - python3-requests

Would you like to proceed with apt (y/n): y
[sudo] password for oscarg: 
python3-requests is already the newest version (2.32.3+dfsg-4ubuntu1.1).
The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
  bogofilter         evolution-ews-core       libclutter-1.0-common  libcogl-path20  libgnome-autoar-gtk-0-0  libgspell-1-common
  bogofilter-bdb     libchamplain-0.12-0      libclutter-gtk-1.0-0   libcogl20       libgsl28                 libpst4t64
  bogofilter-common  libchamplain-gtk-0.12-0  libcogl-common         libevolution    libgslcblas0             libytnef0
  evolution-common   libclutter-1.0-0         libcogl-pango20        libgail-3-0t64  libgspell-1-3
Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.

Summary:
  Upgrading: 0, Installing: 0, Removing: 0, Not Upgrading: 53
Packages installed successfully.
oscarg@ws01:~$
```
Ignore the fact I forgot to add instructions like `install`, `update`, or `remove`. I haven't used `pip` in a while, okay?