Redhat Package Manager

RPM is actually part of the Linux Standard Base (LSB). LSB is that part of Linux that is not supposed to change for every distro. Technically, DEB packages are not LSB. Any distro that does not use RPM is actually not 100% LSB. However, the alien application can convert RPM to DEB and in a round about way, this fulfills the LSB standard (but only due purely to a technicality).

Games by year

A	1993 - BOGUS Linux' PMS finalised. PMS would later merge with RPP and PM
B	1994 - Red Hat Linux released. Used RPP, a precursor to RPM
C	1995 - RPM Package Manager made from PMS, PM, RPP, and fresh code is released with Redhat 2.0
D	1998 - The Redhat team offically says RPM is mature and is RL's offical package manager
E	2006 - Fedora Project leader Max Spevack announces the RPM project must innovate; effectively ensuring a fork
F	2007 - RPMv5 forked from RPM.org, panic ensues

The first Redhat Package Manager video game was released in 1992.

sarrazip, Parallel Realities and Small Rockets published most of these games.

Platforms

Linux		119
BSD		1

Most common companies

sarrazip	4
Parallel Realities	3
Small Rockets	3
Canino Studios	2
New Breed Software	2
Speed Dreams Dev Team	2
BlackHoleSun Software	2
Zelda s9larus	2

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