RPM stands for Redhat Package Manager.
It’s a powerful software manager available in Linux.
It can install, query, remove and verify the software in your system.
Here are few useful commands
1) Install a rpm
$ rpm –ivh
2) Update a rpm
$ rpm –Uvh
3) Remove a rpm installation
$ rpm –e
4) Query rpm installation
$ rpm –qi
Try $ man rpm and documents in web for more information.
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