<ul><li>This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to set the priority of packages, PPAs, and apt repositories in Ubuntu and its derivatives like Debian and Linux Mint.</li><li>To start, you need to identify the key attribute of the target repository by running the 'apt policy' command in the terminal.</li><li>After identifying the attribute, you can create or edit a config file in the /etc/apt/preferences.d directory to set the desired priority for packages from the repository.</li><li>Finally, you can apply the changes by running 'sudo apt update' and verify the priority using the 'apt policy' command.</li></ul>

Change the Priority of PPAs or Apt Package Repositories in Ubuntu

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