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    How to install rpm packages on ubuntu, mint, or debian

    17/07/2017Updated:20/07/2017No Comments1 Min Read

    Normally you install software or deb packages on Ubuntu/Mint linux via Synaptic, Ubuntu Software Center/ppa, or an apt-get command from the terminal. In another hand, Fedora, centos, mandriva, and redhat support rpm packages.

    Someday you have to install rpm package to your ubuntu/mint linux/debian box, there is a utility called Alien, Alien will converts packages from one format to another with ease.

    Here is how to install rpm packages on ubuntu, linux mint, or debian

    Install alien and all the dependencies it needs

    # apt-get install alien dpkg-dev debhelper build-essential

    To convert a package from rpm to debian format

    # alien packagen.rpm

    Finally, install your package !

    # dpkg -i package.deb

    For more info, use

    $ alien -h
    rpm
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