Difference of Ubuntu to Other Linux Distribution
Daniel Carrera
daniel.carrera at zmsl.com
Wed Apr 19 10:12:26 UTC 2006
Angelyn V. Dilim wrote:
> Is the Ubuntu Linux distribution just the same with Redhat Linux like with
> the commands that are being used? Example the commands used in Redhast is
> just the same command in Ubuntu.
Hello Angeln,
99% of the commands are the same in all Linux distributions. The only
commands that vary is the package manager (ie. for installing software).
There are two major groups:
* RPM distros: Red Hat, Mandriva, SuSE.
* DEB distros: Debian, Ubuntu, MEPIS, Knoppix, Linspire.
The package manager commands between these distros are different:
* RPM distros use the command 'rpm' to install software.
* DEB distros use the command 'apt-get' to install software.
Mandriva has also made a 'urpmi' program.
Best,
Daniel.
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