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How to Check if a Package Is Installed on Debian, RedHat And Derivative Systems
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How to Check if a Package Is Installed on Debian, RedHat And Derivative Systems
For example, Debian-based systems like Ubuntu and Linux Mint use dpkg, while Fedora and Red Hat-based systems use rpm. If you’re also exploring alternatives like AlmaLinux, check out this overview of AlmaLinux OS 10. Before attempting to install new software or investigating why a command fails, checking whether the software is already present can save time and prevent redundancy. For more command-line productivity tips, consider reading about p…
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