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When you run the commandsudo apt-get install -y Vivaldi
Vivaldi being an example, but what does the



`-y` 


Argument achieve?


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It basically stands for "yes", without it a prompt would appear before the download starts asking you if it is ok to install X and Y (maybe as dependencies) and occupy Z amounts of space. With the -y all answers default to yes and the installation procedes uninterrupted. I personally never use it because I want to know exactly what is being installed.


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