If you have used Debian operating systems, you will not be unfamiliar with the apt-GET command. Similarly, the fedora series provides us with a package management command Yum similar to Apt-Get, it can call up user-specified software from a software library, install the software, and uninstall the software.
The following is a brief description of Yum: if you are using the yum command for the first time, do not worry. Now we will introduce the yum command line.
1. Search for Applications
# Yum search program name
You can search all the startup repositories and tell users where to obtain the required software packages.
2. Understand package installation information
# Yum info program name
3. Install the application
# Yum install program name
4. List RPM lists
# Yum list extras
5. Delete the RPM package
# Yum remove program name
6. System Upgrade
# Yum update
7. check whether there are any upgrades.
# Yum check-Update
8. List the latest RPM packages
# Yum-Qa -- last | tac
9. Local Installation
# Yum localinstall RMP package
10. view the yum Help File
# Man yum