YUM is a powerful package manager for Linux. Cleaning your YUM cache frees up disk space and prevents metadata errors. This tutorial brings different ways to clear YUM cache.
YUM is a powerful package manager for Linux. Cleaning your YUM cache frees up disk space and prevents metadata errors. This tutorial brings different ways to clear YUM cache.
APT (Advanced Package Tool) is a widely-used package manager for Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux distributions. This article introduces Nala, a command-line APT frontend that aims to provide a tidier alternative to the standard apt user interface.
Yarn is a tool for managing, updating, and sharing your Java code. It works through node.js, and it helps to track libraries, dependencies, and even to share solutions with other developers. In this tutorial, learn how to install Yarn on Ubuntu.
APT and YUM are two popular package managers. This article shows their similarities and differences, and presents examples of basic package management operations.
Chocolatey is an open-source package manager designed for Windows. This tutorial shows how to install and use Chocolatey with some basic commands.
This article compares three distribution-independent package formats - Flatpak, Snap, and AppImage. Learn the difference, pros, and cons of each package format.
RPM is a low-level command utility tool used for installing, removing, upgrading, and verifying RPM packages on Linux-based distributions. Learn how to use the command through easy-to-follow examples.
winget is Microsoft's package manager for Windows 10 and 11. This tutorial shows how to install and use winget.
The dpkg command in Linux helps unpack Debian packages (.deb) and install software on Debian and Debian-based OS-es like Ubuntu. Learn how to use the command in this tutorial.
This article explains the difference between two Red Hat-based Linux package managers - RPM and YUM. See the key differences to help you decide which one to use.