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| [[Tools/yum| yum]] || The powerful package | | [[Tools/yum| yum]] or [[dnf]] || The powerful package managers used by Fedora | ||
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| [[Tools/RPM| RPM ]] || RPM package manager which yum uses in the backend | | [[Tools/RPM| RPM ]] || RPM package manager which yum or dnf uses in the backend | ||
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| [[Tools/Apt| Apt and Fedora]] || Information for users of <code>apt-get</code> | | [[Tools/Apt| Apt and Fedora]] || Information for users of <code>apt-get</code> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 30 September 2015
Tools and Technologies
There are many tools and technologies available with Fedora that make it stand out, that add value to the platform, and that can save you time and work. Below are some of the key tools that the Fedora Project is proud to provide.
| yum or dnf | The powerful package managers used by Fedora |
| RPM | RPM package manager which yum or dnf uses in the backend |
| Apt and Fedora | Information for users of apt-get
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| NetworkManager | Tool for automatic network configuration |
| Anaconda | The Fedora installation system |
| Virtualization | Run guest virtual machines |
| GFS | The Global File System, an open source clustering file system |
| Kadischi | The Fedora ["LiveCD"] generator by Community |
| Pilgrim | The Official ["FedoraLiveCD"] generator by Fedora Project |