Introduction:

An RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) package is a software package format used for installation, uninstallation, upgrade, and querying on Linux systems. This article will guide you through the process of installing or removing an RPM package.

Install an RPM Package:

Follow these steps to install an RPM package:

• Download the RPM package you want to install.
• Open a terminal window.
• Use the rpm command with the -i flag followed by the name of the RPM package to install it. For example:
  sudo rpm -i package.rpm
• The system will install the package, and you will see a confirmation message upon successful installation.

Remove an RPM Package:

Follow these steps to remove an RPM package:

• Open a terminal window.
• Use the rpm command with the -e flag followed by the name of the RPM package to remove it. For example:
  sudo rpm -e package_name
• The system will remove the package, and you will see a confirmation message upon successful removal.

By following these simple steps, you can easily install or remove an RPM package on your Linux system. Make sure to verify the package source and dependencies before installation to avoid any issues.