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“rpm listing installed rpms”<\/b>\n“list all installed rpms”<\/b>
\n“list installed packages rpm”<\/b><\/p>\n
“rpm listing installed rpms”<\/b>
\n“list all installed rpms”<\/b>
\n“list installed packages rpm”<\/b><\/p>\n
Viewing a list of all installed RPMs on a system is as simple as typing in “rpm listing installed rpms” “list all installed rpms” “list installed packages rpm” Viewing a list of all installed RPMs on a system is as simple as typing in rpm -qa . Most probably, you’ll want to see the resulting list alphabetically sorted. 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Most probably, you’ll want to see the resulting list alphabetically sorted. You can do that by typing rpm -qa | sort<\/code> into your terminal.<\/p>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n