What is RPM file?
RPM is a file extension used in Red Hat Package Manager File that contains information about the package it was created for. RPM files contain three different types of data: metadata, control information, and dependency information. Metadata can include things like the name of the software file and who created it. Control information includes how to install, update, or remove this software from your computer. Dependency information lists what other packages need to be installed before this software can be ready for use.
RPM Format details
Full Name | Red Hat Package Manager Format |
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Developer | Red Hat |
Category | Compressed Files |
Programs, that can edit RPM files
To edit a file with the RPM extension, we usually need dedicated software. Each file format has data stored in a specific structure, so there is no single software that can edit RPM files, as well as dozens of other file extensions.
Below you can find a list of software that can work with RPM files. After installing the dedicated software, you can be sure that you will be able to edit your RPM file. It's a safe method. Just remember to download your software from trusted sources.
RPM Format details
RPM File Editors
- PeaZip
- Zipeg
- ZipZag
- Linux operating systems
- QuickZip
- AnyToISO