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I'm a Debian user, but RedHat has had Yum (Apt-equivalent) for probably a decade now.
by colanderman 9y ago
I'm a Debian user, but RedHat has had Yum (Apt-equivalent) for probably a decade now.
- petecox 9y agoIn terms of front-ends, there's always packagekit. The following will work on both rpm and dpkg derivatives: sudo pkcon install <package>
- idonotknowwhy 9y agoWay more than a decade. I remember running yum on fedora core more than 15 years ago. These days it's all pacman for me though.