I'm sure you might be thinking why you would need a "RPM" package to be installed on a Ubuntu machine. But trust me, you will come across this question for sure. Of course, I can understand the purpose of you being here. You are already in such a situation where you couldn't find the deb package for one of your favorite software. The only thing you found was a "RPM" package. In a Ubuntian's (person who uses Ubuntu :->) life this is a common thing.
Well you are not lost, you have a way to install a rpm package in Ubuntu.
If you are trying to install "software.rpm" in the Desktop directory you can use the following command to install the rpm package.
guest@guest-ubuntu:~/Desktop$ sudo alien -i software.rpmYou should be aware the "alien" must be already installed on your Ubuntu machine. If you don't have it already installed you can use the below command to install it:
guest@guest-ubuntu:~/Desktop$ sudo apt-get install alienPlease post in your questions or comments.
 
 
 
 
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