Download and install Linux software

First, there are two ways to install Linux software:

1, through the Linux Resource Services (similar to APP Shop) installed directly
2, download the tar, extract installation.
 

Two, Linux software installation service resources

1 Tip: Before a general installation software will look at whether the machine has been installed the software

PS -ef | grep application name

2 to see if there are resources to service our application to be installed

yum Search All | grep nginx: View yum resources, there are no nginx RedHat system 
apt -cache Search All | grep nginx: View apt resources, there are no nginx Debian system
Generally known linux system is basically divided into two categories:
RedHat series: Redhat, Centos , Fedora, etc.
Debian Series: Debian, Ubuntu , etc.
 
RedHat series
Common installation package rpm package format, command to install the rpm package is "rpm - Parameters"
Package management tool yum
Support tar package
 
Debian Series
Common installation package format deb package, install deb package is a command "dpkg - Parameters"
Package management tool apt-get
Support tar package
 
yum rpm package can be used to operate, such as the management of software on a Fedora system:
Installation: yum install
Uninstall: yum remove
Updated: yum update
 
apt-get can be used to operate deb package, such as the management of a software on the Ubuntu system:
Installation: apt-get install
Uninstall: apt-get remove
更新:apt-get update
 

Third, download the tar package is installed

Download Linux need to use the command wget. wget is not the installation, it is a download tool, similar to the Thunder.
Via HTTP, HTTPS, FTP the three most common TCP / IP protocol to download, and can use an HTTP proxy, the name is a combination World Wide Web "and" get "if you want to download a software that can be run directly:
wget Download: such as downloading redis
wget http://download.redis.io/releases/redis-5.0.5.tar.gz

 

If the current is not ubuntu wget, following installation can be assembled and tested successfully installed if:

sudo apt-get update  
sudo apt-get install wget  
wget --version

 

 
 

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