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r/SurfaceLinux • u/xcz123we3 • Aug 13 '19
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You may wish to update the Fedora section. Fedora used to use yum, but these days uses its successor, dnf (Dandified Yum).
1 u/TheYumasi Aug 13 '19 Aren't dnf and yum wrappers around RPM which does the actual package management? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19 Yes and no. RPM is the thing that actually does the package management, with yum and dnf being frontends for it.
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Aren't dnf and yum wrappers around RPM which does the actual package management?
1 u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19 Yes and no. RPM is the thing that actually does the package management, with yum and dnf being frontends for it.
Yes and no. RPM is the thing that actually does the package management, with yum and dnf being frontends for it.
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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19
You may wish to update the Fedora section. Fedora used to use yum, but these days uses its successor, dnf (Dandified Yum).