RPM Package Manager

RPM Package Manager, often just called RPM, is a system used primarily in Linux to manage software installation and maintenance. It allows users to easily install, update, and remove software packages, which are collections of files needed for programs to run. RPM handles dependencies, ensuring all necessary components are present for software to function correctly. Think of it as a convenient tool that organizes and simplifies the way software is added or changed on your computer, helping to keep systems running smoothly and efficiently.