Linux Lab#LI03-3: Manage software

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Tuesday, June 1, 2021

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Friday, November 1, 2024

📘 Linux Lab#LI03-3: Manage software

  • Use the rpm command to manage software:
    • Use the rpm command to inventory all installed software and redirect this inventory list into a text file.
      • Install an RPM package by using the rpm command. For example, install the zsh package. Download the package if necessary.
      • Use the rpm command to get info on the zsh package, and then use rpm to uninstall the package.
  • Use the dnf command to manage software:
    • Install an RPM package with the dnf command. For example, install the ksh package.
    • Use the dnf command to get info on the ksh package, and then use dnf to uninstall the package.
  • Find and download software that you must compile. Go through the process of compiling the software. (GitLab, GitHub, and Sourceforge are popular development repositories.)
  • Download a piece of software that includes an MD5 checksum to verify its integrity. After the download, compare your MD5 results with the result on the website.
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