As a LINUX enthusiast, it is very important to understand different operating systems and their related knowledge. In the field of LINUX, Unified Operating System (UOS) is an operating system that has attracted much attention. It is based on the domestic open source operating system Deepin and is committed to providing a more stable and efficient operating experience. When installing UOS, it is necessary to understand the different installation package suffixes and their uses.
.deb suffix
.deb is the suffix of Debian software package. Debian is an operating system based on LINUX. Unison uos is developed based on Debian . Installation packages with the .deb suffix are usually used for Debian series operating systems, such as Ubuntu, Deepin, etc. When installing Tongxin uos, you can use the installation package with the .deb suffix.
.rpm suffix
.rpm is the abbreviation of Red Hat Package Manager and is a commonly used installation package suffix in Red Hat series operating systems (such as CentOS and Fedora). UOS also supports installation packages with the .rpm suffix . Therefore, when installing UOS on a Red Hat series operating system, you can choose to use the installation package with the .rpm suffix.
.tar.gz suffix
.tar.gz is a compressed file format often used to package multiple files or directories into one file. When Tongxin uos releases the installation package, it usually provides the installation package with the .tar.gz suffix to facilitate users to customize the installation. The installation package using the .tar.gz suffix needs to be decompressed first, and then installed according to the instructions in the installation package.
.iso suffix
.iso is a disc image file format commonly used to create optical discs or USB bootable disks. When Tongxin uos releases the installation package, it will also provide the installation package with the .iso suffix. Users can burn the .iso file into a CD or make it into a USB boot disk, and then install Tongxin uos through the CD or USB boot disk.
.sh suffix
.sh is a Shell script file suffix. Shell script is a programming language used to execute a series of commands on a LINUX system. When Tongxin uos releases installation packages, it sometimes provides installation packages with the .sh suffix. Users can install Tongxin uos by executing the .sh script file.
Understanding the different suffixes and their uses of the Tongxin uos installation package will help us choose the appropriate installation package when installing Tongxin uos. Common Unison uos installation package suffixes include .deb, .rpm, .tar.gz, .iso and .sh. According to different operating systems and personal needs, select the corresponding installation package suffix for installation. I hope this article will help you understand the suffix of the Unongxin uos installation package.
LINUX knowledge sharing
In LINUX systems, you can use the "chmod" command to modify the permissions of files or directories. There are three levels of permissions: owner, group and others. The chmod command can be used to set the permissions of files or directories numerically or symbolically, for example:
– chmod 755 file.txt: Set the permissions of file.txt to -rwxr-xr-x, that is, the owner has read, write, and execute permissions, and the group to which it belongs and others have read and execute permissions.
– chmod +x script.sh: Add executable permissions to script.sh.