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{| class="wikitable <!--plainrowheaders-->"
<noinclude>|+ Comparison between a package manager and an installer</noinclude>
! scope=col | Criterion
! scope=col | Package manager
! scope=col | Installer
|-
! scope=row | Shipped with
| Usually, the operating system
| Each computer program
|-
! scope=row | Location of installation information
| One central installation database
| It is entirely at the discretion of the installer. It could be a file within the app's folder, or among the operating system's files and folders. At best, they may register themselves with an uninstallers list without exposing installation information.
|-
! scope=row | Scope of maintenance
| Potentially all packages on the system
| Only the product with which it was bundled
|-
! scope=row | Developed by 
| One package manager vendor
| Multiple installer vendors
|-
! scope=row | Package format
| [[Package format|A handful of well-known formats]]
| There could be as many formats as the number of apps
|-
! scope=row | Package format compatibility
| Can be consumed as long as the package manager supports it. Either newer versions of the package manager keep supporting it or the user does not upgrade the package manager.
| The installer is always compatible with its [[archive format]], if it uses any. However, installers, like all computer programs, may be affected by [[software rot]].
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