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dnf:tldr:95d25
This command is a variation of the sudo dnf install
command used in some Linux distributions, such as Fedora. The dnf
command is a package manager that allows users to install, update, and manage software packages.
The specific command sudo dnf install ${package1 package2 ---}
suggests that you can install multiple packages at once. You would typically replace ${package1 package2 ---}
with the names of the packages you wish to install, separated by spaces. For example, if you want to install packages named package1
and package2
, the command would look like sudo dnf install package1 package2
.
The use of sudo
before the dnf
command implies that you need administrative privileges to perform the installation. By using sudo
, you are requesting temporary superuser access to execute the command with administrative rights.
Overall, this command is used to install one or more software packages on a Linux system using the dnf
package manager, while also gaining temporary administrative privileges via sudo
if required.