Managing Packages with RPM | Into the Terminal 33
dnf sits on top of RPM, and knowing the layer underneath makes you better at troubleshooting. This episode covers rpm.
What this episode covers:
- Querying installed packages and what owns a file with
rpm -q. - Verifying package integrity to catch tampering or corruption.
- When to reach for
rpmdirectly instead ofdnf.
Watch the full walkthrough above.
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