How To Install Software From the Command Line in SUSE (Like APT in Debian)

Posted by Pubudu Kodikara on Nov 29, 2009 in Linux, Tips and Tricks (Hacks) | 3 comments

command-lineIn Debian systems we use apt-get to manage our software from the command line, sometimes this method is easier than installing them through a GUI based package manager. But, apt-get is only for Debian based systems…. then what about others? Yesterday I installed SUSE linux on my system and felt the need of a tool like apt very badly… So I did some research and found out that SUSE have an alternative to apt already installed in it!

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