Hi guys, The apt-get command with its options allows you to install new packages on Linux Debian. There is also the w3m command that allows you to browse in text mode. Could you provide me with the equivalent of these two commands on Red Hat? Thank you Michel
Hello 12 years later, it was time, but we must never despair!! Moreover, just to add a little apt exists under Red Hat https://lea-linux.org/documentations/RPM and even under F20
Resolved dependencies
================================================================================================================================== Package Architecture Version Repository Size ================================================================================================================================== Installation : apt x86_64 0.5.15lorg3.95-9.git522.1.fc20 fedora 762 k Installation for dependencies : fedora-package-config-apt noarch 16.00-5 fedora 7.2 k
Transaction summary ================================================================================================================================== Installation 1 Package (+1 Package as dependency)
Total download size: 769 k Installation size: 2.5 M Is this ok [y/d/N]:
see you
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Thank you, Jean. I hadn't paid attention to the date of the topic, but since I was also looking for a download accelerator for yum
and this page from the CCM forum appeared in the top results on Google
I thought it might be useful to share the results of my search
but after all, even old topics can still be helpful
I knew there was dpkg under Red Hat for apt, I didn't know that
Thank you very much for the info; it might be useful to me one day.