The first thing you probably want to learn better after have installed a RHEL or Fedora system, is how you manage your programs. And the answer to that is the command yum or rpm. Below follows a list of the most common yum and rpm commands.
Search RPM package names.
$ yum search term
Display information about package.
$ yum info package_name
Check if package is installed.
$ yum list installed package_name
Lists all installed and available packages.
$ yum list all
List all the files in a installed package.
$ rpm -ql package_name
List all the files in a NOT installed package.
$ repoquery -q -l --plugins package_name
* Note repoquery requires packages yum-utils to be installed.
Search for package that contains certain file.
$ yum provides \*filename_to_search_after
Install package.
$ yum install package_name
Check for updates.
$ yum check-update
Run update.
$ yum update
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