Description: A bundle is a package that contains all the necessary resources for an application, including executable files, libraries, documentation, and other resources that allow for its installation and operation. In the context of operating systems and software management, a bundle facilitates the distribution and handling of software, enabling users to efficiently install, update, and uninstall applications. Bundles are typically organized in a specific format recognized by the system’s package manager, allowing for seamless integration with the system environment. Additionally, bundles may include metadata that describes the application, its dependencies, and requirements, helping to ensure that the software functions correctly on the system where it is installed. This modular structure not only enhances software management but also promotes component reuse and collaboration among developers by allowing different applications to share common libraries and resources.
