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dnf5-group

Manage groups of packages in DNF5

TLDR

View documentation for the original command

$ tldr dnf group
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SYNOPSIS

dnf5 group subcommand [options]

PARAMETERS

list
    Lists available, installed, or all groups.

install
    Installs the specified group(s).

remove
    Removes the specified group(s).

info
    Displays information about the specified group(s).

--with-optional
    Includes optional packages when installing groups.

-v, --verbose
    Increase verbosity.

--all
    Used with list to show all groups (available and installed).

--available
    Used with list to show only available groups.

--installed
    Used with list to show only installed groups.

DESCRIPTION

The dnf5-group command is a tool used to manage package groups within the DNF5 package manager. Package groups are collections of packages that provide a specific functionality or environment.

This command allows users to list available groups, install entire groups of packages at once, remove groups, and view the packages contained within a group. It simplifies the process of installing and managing collections of related software components. DNF5 group commands are designed to streamline common tasks, making it easier to set up environments tailored for specific development or application needs.

CAVEATS

Functionality might differ from legacy DNF or yum implementations of group commands. Some features might be missing or behave differently.

EXAMPLES

List all available groups:
dnf5 group list --available

Install a group:
dnf5 group install "My Group"

Remove a group:
dnf5 group remove "My Group"

Show information about a group:
dnf5 group info "My Group"

HISTORY

DNF5 is a next-generation version of the DNF package manager. The dnf5-group command inherits the core functionality of the previous DNF group command but is reimplemented with improved performance and a redesigned architecture. DNF5 represents a significant shift toward modularity and efficiency in package management.

SEE ALSO

dnf5(8), rpm(8)

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