I want to check whether a specific fedora package is present in dom0.
Normally, in Debian, I would run $ apt search <package-name>
and then $ apt policy <package-name>
to read about the package and see if it’s installed in the Debian system.
$ dnf
usage: dnf [options] COMMAND
List of Main Commands:
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info display details about a package or group of packages
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list list a package or groups of packages
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search search package details for the given string
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You can install the package that is not in repo. Just download rpm with browser and transfer it to dom0 then you can install it with: sudo dnf install /path/to/package.rpm
Or you can add their repo for Fedora 32 if they have it.
That’s true, but this applies to any software that you install in dom0 even if it comes from Fedora repo. If you can find the signed dunst rpm for Fedora 32 and check that it’s valid then it won’t be any different from installing directly from Fedora repo.