DNF

You guys have seen me, uh, do that for you guys.

So, but I, I, I know it's in my repo, so how do I know if it's in-- uh, I mean, Fedora? So I just type DNF search, then I just type xgalaga, and then this will search the repository to see if xgalaga does exist, and it...

Oh, it's xgalaxy, sorry.

Xgalaxy.

So how much time has that been? I think that's good enough.

You guys got the gist of it.

So if you don't like the game, just pseudo, hmm, DNF.

Oh, you know what? I didn't play...

In the, in the chat, just spam it out.

I'm not gonna put a poll up, but which, how do you install your applications? A application store or, you know, GUI interface like Pamac, Pacman or Pamac or whatever, um, or do you use a, a GUI or a terminal f- package manager like Pacman, DNF, uh, Apt, whatever? Uh, just shout it out in the, in the chat.

We'd like to hear from you.

Um, I, I, I know my f- friends here are both definitely terminal.

Yeah.

If you're on a Debian-based system like Ubuntu, you use a tool called APT, and if you're on a Red Hat system, you use Yum or DNF.

Mm.

But I want to explore why these exist.

No, you don't need sudo.

You just type DNF search Kapman, and then it'll show up there.

And I know this exists 'cause I already ran DNF search, uh, Kapman, and it is in the Fedora repositories.

We'll see what version it is.

Um, okay.

[sniffs] Okay, so Pac-Man is still being installed.

As you can see, it's still being installed.

Uh, and then, uh, DNF install is still running.