<ul><li>Day 10 of 30 Days of Linux Mastery focuses on managing software packages using the dnf package manager.</li><li>dnf, standing for Dandified Yum, is the package manager used in RHEL 9 systems for installing, updating, and removing software packages. It also handles repositories and software streams.</li><li>Core dnf commands include installing, removing, updating, searching, viewing package info, listing installed packages, and cleaning cache. Auto-confirm prompts in scripts or labs using -y.</li><li>Real-world scenarios demonstrate installing, confirming, and removing packages with dnf commands. Additionally, enabling specific software versions and checking package dependencies are covered.</li></ul>

Day 10/ 30 Days of Linux Mastery: Managing Software Packages (DNF)

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