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The yum command is a popular command used to manage software in RPM-based distributions. The RPM is a popular package format used to store software and metadata information to install, update and remove. By default, the yum command use local or remote repositories to install and update packages without any need to work with the … Read more
The RPM command is created to manage packages. The RPM name comes from Red Hat Package Manager where created to manage Red Hat distribution packages. Even created for Red Hat distribution it has been widely used by different distributions where some of them based Red Hat. Red Hat, Fedora, CentOS, OpenSUSE, Oracle use the rpm … Read more
Fedora, CentOS, RHEL, and rpm-based Linux distributions use the yum command in order to manage packages. Even the dnf command is provided as the next version of the yum command the yum command is popularly used too. As a package manager packages are stored in repositories to download, install and update. The yum command provides … Read more
Yum is a tool used to manage packages in CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, etc. Yum simply downloads and installs packages or removes them. The downloaded packages are cached in the local system for future use. But this requires some disk space. The yum cache can be cleaned in different ways which are related to the cached … Read more
RPM-based Linux distributions like CentOS, RHEL, Fedora use the yum package manager in order to update, list, install and remove packages. Alternatively, the new command dnf is also adopted for these Linux distributions for package management. If we want to list installed packages in CentOS, RHEL or Fedora we can use yum or dnf commands. … Read more