Apt-get equivalent in fedora

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• From: Deboo Geek <knowledgeful@xxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 07:37:11 +0530
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Is there any fedora equivalent to debian's apt-get? I see up2date is
somewhat thatway but needs some registration with Redhat, is this
registration free or do weneed to pay RH for this service?

If anyone has some url that provides info on the debian and RH
equivalent commands, please reply.

Thanks
Deboo

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