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Software in Fedora and other Red Hat Linux systems are packaged in RPM format. To install, upgrade, and delete those packages, you can use the rpm command.
Besides adding and removing software, the rpm command can be used for a variety of other duties, such as querying the RPM database or verifying the validity of the contents of an RPM package. The rpm command can also be used as a security tool to check installed software against software in the original RPM package, to make sure it hasn't been tampered with.
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