Linux Getting started the next day--Software Installation Management (Part I)

I. Outline Introduction

　　

Second, Introduction

　　Package Classification:

　　SOURCE Package:

　

　　

　　Binary package: (The source package will no longer be visible after the package is compiled)

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　　　A more detailed description of the package type:

package types for packages1. RPM Package: This package file has the extension". RPM", it can only be installed in a Linux operating system using the RPM mechanism. RPM packages are typically customized for a specific version of the system and are therefore highly dependent. You need to use the rpm command to install RPM packages. 2. Deb Package: This package file has the extension". Deb", it can only be installed in a Linux operating system using the DPKG mechanism. Installing the Deb package requires the use of the DKPG command on the Linux system. 3. Source code Package: This software package is the original code developed by the programmer, and is generally made into". tar.gz"、". tar.bz2"Compressed package files of the same format, as most of them are packaged with the tar command, are often referred to as"TarBall". The installation of the source code package requires the use of the appropriate compilation tools, because most Linux systems are equipped with a basic compilation environment, so the use of source software packages to be more flexible. 4The package that provides the installer: This package has a different extension but is still mostly in tarball format. The package will provide executable or script files for installation, such as install.sh, Setup, etc., just run the installation file to complete the installation according to the wizard. 5. Green Install-Free package: This package directly contains compiled executable files, so no special installation is required.

　Anti-compilation is basically impossible, that is, the compilation is generally considered irreversible

Linux Getting started the next day--Software Installation Management (Part I)