1.6 build and install software

Question 1

DNF(Dandified YUM)

Answer 1

Uses fewer resources while still maintaining support for RPM.

Question 2

YUM

Answer 2

Offers a more elegant set of commands and greater flexibility for using
software repositories and handling dependencies. Improves on the functionality of rpm while still using .rpm packages and
maintaining an RPM database.

Question 3

APT

Answer 3

Preferred package management method in Debian-derivatives.

Question 4

RPM and rpm command

Answer 4

Manages RPM packages on Red Hat-derived distributions.
-i{package name}
-e{erase package name}
-v{verbose}
-V{verify}5

Question 5

dpkg

Answer 5

Debian’s main package management program.
-i{install package}
-r{remove package}
-l{list package info}
-s{package name}

Question 6

ZYpp

Answer 6

An openSUSE package manager that supports .rpm packages

Question 7

snapd

Answer 7

The backend daemon that runs the Snaps on a system.

Snap -A bundle that contains an app and its dependencies that work without
modification across all Linux distributions.

Question 8

Flatpak

Answer 8

Runs in a sandbox that contains everything needed for the programs to
operate.

Question 9

AppImage

Answer 9

A universal package manager where the apps are installed without
modifying system libraries or system preferences.
Create a directory under the home directory to put all the AppImage
applications.