Red Hat Linux Packages on the DVD


The packages contained on the Fedora Core 3 installation DVD are as follows:

  • 4Suite: Python programming tools for manipulating XML content and object databases.

  • a2ps: Tools for converting text and other types of files into PostScript for printing.

  • abiword: The AbiWord word processing application.

  • acl: Utilities needed for manipulating access control lists.

  • acpid: Dispatches ACPI events to user-space programs.

  • adjtimex: The adjtimex command for regulating the system clock.

  • aiksaurus*: Collection of RPMs for an English-language thesaurus library.

  • alchemist: Back-end XML-based application configuration architecture.

  • alchemist-devel: Files needed for developing programs that use alchemist.

  • alsa-lib: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) library.

  • alsa-lib-devel: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) header files.

  • alsa-utils: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) utilities.

  • amanda: The amanda network-capable machine backup application.

  • amanda-client: Client components for amanda network backup.

  • amanda-devel: Libraries and docs needed to develop amanda applications.

  • amanda-server: Server components for running amanda network backups.

  • am-utils: Utilities for automounting file systems. Includes the amd daemon.

  • anaconda: The Red Hat Linux installation program.

  • anaconda-help: Help information used in the anaconda installer.

  • anaconda-runtime: Used to build Red Hat media sets.

  • anacron: Periodic command scheduler for machines that do not run 24 hours per day.

  • ant: Tools for building platform-independent Java applications for Apache Jakarta and XML.

  • ant-core: Core classes needed for Ant applications.

  • ant-devel: Headers needed for CNI extensions to Ant applications.

  • ant-optional: Headers needed for optional Ant tasks.

  • apel: A portable emacs library for customizing emacs.

  • apel-xemacs: A portable emacs library.

  • apmd: The advanced power management software for monitoring battery power.

  • apr: Apache portable runtime library.

  • apr-devel: APR library development tools.

  • apr-util: APR utility library.

  • apr-util-devel: APR utility library development tools.

  • arptables: Controls the arpfilter network packet filtering code in the Linux kernel.

  • arpwatch: The arpwatch utility for tracking Ethernet/IP address pairings.

  • arts: The analog real-time synthesizer software used with the KDE 3 sound system.

  • arts-devel: Libraries and documentation needed to develop programs using arts.

  • ash: A lightweight shell, similar to the UNIX System V sh (Bourne) shell.

  • asp2php: Tools for converting active server pages to PHP format.

  • asp2php-gtk: A gtk+ front-end interface for the asp2php application.

  • aspell*: A set of packages for spell checking in a variety of languages.

  • aspell-devel: Libraries and documentation needed to develop applications using aspell.

  • at: The at and batch commands facilitate one-shot, time-oriented job control.

  • atk: A set of interfaces for adding accessibility support to applications.

  • atk-devel: The libraries, header files, and documentation for atk.

  • at-spi: Allows screen readers, magnifiers, or scripts to interact with GUI controls.

  • at-spi-devel: Libraries and header files for compiling at-spi.

  • attr: Tools for manipulating extended filesystem attributes.

  • audit: Used for storing and processing the audit records generate by the 2.6 Kernel.

  • audiofile: Utilities that implement the SGI Audio File library for processing audio files.

  • audiofile-devel: Development tools associated with audio software development.

  • aumix: The aumix program for adjusting audio mixing device (/dev/mixer) settings.

  • authconfig: Tools for configuring system authorization resources.

  • authconfig-gtk: A graphical tool for configuring system-authorization resources.

  • authd: Obtaining and verifying user credentials using RSA public key cryptography.

  • autoconf: Tools to create scripts to make portable, configurable source-code packages.

  • autoconf213: An older version of autoconf.

  • autoconvert: Autoconverter tools for converting Chinese HZ/GB/BIG5 encodings.

  • autoconvert-xchat: Autoconvert-xchat plugins.

  • autofs: Automatically mounts and unmounts file systems through the automount daemon.

  • automake: The automake makefile generator.

  • automake14: Included for projects not updated to work with newer automake.

  • automake15: Included for projects not updated to work with newer automake.

  • automake16: Included for projects not updated to work with newer automake.

  • automake17: Included for projects not updated to work with newer automake.

  • autorun: Software that automatically detects and mounts CD-ROMs.

  • awesfx: Utilities for controlling the AWE32 sound driver.

  • balsa: The balsa e-mail reader (which is part of the GNOME desktop).

  • basesystem: Part of the base Red Hat Linux system.

  • bash: Version 2.05b of the GNU Bash shell (Bourne Again SHell).

  • bc: The bc precision-calculator command-line utility and language.

  • bcel: Byte Code Engineering Library (BCEL) for working with Java class files.

  • bcel-devel: Byte Code Engineering Library (BCEL) development tools.

  • beecrypt: General purpose cryptography library.

  • beecrypt-devel: Files needed to develop applications with beecrypt.

  • beecrypt-python: Python bindings for developing applications with beecrypt.

  • bg5ps: A tool that converts BIG5 encoded Chinese into printable PostScript.

  • bind: Berkeley Internet Name Domain implentation of the DNS protocols.

  • bind-chroot: A chrooted implementation of the BIND name server.

  • bind-devel: Header files needed for BIND 9.x.x DNS software development.

  • bind-libs: Runtime libraries needed for the BIND packages.

  • bind-utils: The dig, dnsquery, nslookup, nsupdate, and other DNS utilities.

  • binutils: GNU command-line tools, such as ar, as, ld, nm, size, and others.

  • bison: The GNU bison parser generator (replacement for yacc).

  • bitmap-fonts: Bitmap fonts from the Xfree86 package designed for use on terminals.

  • bitmap-fonts-cjk: Bitmap fonts selected from Xfree86 for use by anaconda.

  • bitstream-vera-fonts: High-quality Latin fonts donated by Vera.

  • blas: Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms (BLAS) libraries for basic linear algebra.

  • bluez-bluefw: Bluetooth firmware loader.

  • bluez-hcidump: A Bluetooth protocol analyzer.

  • bluez-libs: Libraries for Bluetooth applications.

  • bluez-libs-devel: Development libraries for Bluetooth applications.

  • bluez-pin: Bluetooth software to ask users for PIN to pair Bluetooth devices.

  • bluez-sdp: Bluetooth service discovery protocol libraries.

  • bluez-sdp-devel: Bluetooth service discovery protocol library tools.

  • bluez-utils: Bluetooth utilities.

  • bogl: Small graphics library for Linux’s frame buffers.

  • bogl-bterm: Terminal emulator that displays to a frame buffer.

  • bogl-devel: Development libraries for Ben’s Own Graphics Library.

  • bonobo: A CORBA-based system utilized by the GNOME desktop environment.

  • bonobo-devel: Libraries for developing bonobo document model applications.

  • boost: Boost peer reviewed C++ libraries.

  • boost-devel: Boost C++ library development tools.

  • bootparamd: The bootparamd boot parameter server to boot diskless workstations.

  • booty: Python library for anaconda and up2date bootloader configuration.

  • bridge-utils: Utilities for bridging multiple Ethernet LANs.

  • bridge-utils-devel: Programming interface to the Linux Ethernet bridge.

  • brltty: Braille display driver.

  • bug-buddy: A graphical bug-reporting tool.

  • busybox: A single binary providing simplified versions of common Linux commands.

  • busybox-anaconda: A version of busybox for use with anaconda.

  • byacc: The Berkeley yacc parser generator.

  • bzflag: A multiplayer 3D tank battle game.

  • bzip2: The bzip2 and bzcat utilities for compressing and uncompressing files.

  • bzip2-devel: Programming tools associated with the bzip and bzcat utilities.

  • bzip2-libs: Libraries for applications using bzip2.

  • caching-nameserver: Configuration files used for caching-only name servers.

  • cadaver: A command-line WebDAV client.

  • Canna: A unified Japanese character input system.

  • Canna-devel: Developments tools associated with Canna.

  • Canna-libs: Runtime library for the Canna Japanese input system.

  • cdda2wav: Coverts CD audio files into WAV sound files.

  • cdecl: Composes C and C++ type declarations from english or vice versa.

  • cdicconf: Maintenance tools for the Canna dictionary.

  • cdlabelgen: Generates frontcards and traycards for compact disc cases.

  • cdp: Textmode utility for playing music CDs.

  • cdparanoia: Compact disk digital audio extraction tool.

  • cdparanoia-devel: Development tools for digital audio extraction.

  • cdparanoia-libs: Libraries for cdparanoia.

  • cdrdao: A tool for writing audio CD-ROMs in disc-at-once mode.

  • cdrecord: Software for writing data to writable CD-ROMs.

  • cdrecord-devel: Development tools for writing data to writable CD-ROMs.

  • checkpolicy: SELinux policy compiler.

  • chkconfig: Changes system service run-level information.

  • chkfontpath: Command-line interface for managing the X server font path.

  • ckermit: Cross-platform serial and network communications software.

  • cleanfeed: Filters spam from incoming USENET news feeds.

  • compat-db: Legacy releases of the Berkeley Database.

  • compat-gcc: Compatibility compiler for building binaries for Red Hat 7.3 and older.

  • compat-gcc-c++: Generates C++ binaries for older Red Hat Linux systems.

  • compat-gcc-g77: Generates Fortran 77 binaries for older Red Hat Linux systems.

  • compat-gcc-java: Generates Java binaries for older Red Hat Linux systems.

  • compat-gcc-objc: Generates Objective-C binaries for older Red Hat Linux Systems.

  • compat-libgcj: Java runtime library for the Red Hat Linux 7.3 Java compiler (gcj)

  • compat-libgcj-devel: Libraries for compiling with the gcc java compiler.

  • compat-libstdc++: Snapshot implementation of the GCC Standard C++ library.

  • compat-libstdc++-devel: Libraries for the Red Hat C++ compatibility compiler.

  • compat-openldap: Older versions of the OpenLDAP shared libraries.

  • compat-pwdb: Library for managing the Linux’s PAM interface to user authentication.

  • compat-slang: Programming library for the S-Lang extension language.

  • comps: Comps file and header lists for Red Hat Linux.

  • comps-extras: Tools and images for working on the comps file.

  • comsat: Asynchronous mail notification client and server.

  • control-center: GNOME desktop configuration tool.

  • coreutils: A set of GNU tools commonly used in shell scripts.

  • cpio: Copying files to or from a number of archive formats into files, disk, or tape.

  • cpp: The cpp (C preprocessor) macro processing utility, for preprocessing C code.

  • cproto: Creates function prototypes and variable declarations from C source code.

  • cracklib: Library for applications that need to test the “strength” of a password.

  • cracklib-dicts: Dictionaries that are used by CrackLib when testing password security.

  • crash: Self-contained tool that can be used to investigate systems and dump files.

  • createrepo: Can generate a metadata repository from a directory of rpm packages.

  • crontabs: The root crontabs files, used by the cron daemon to schedule tasks.

  • crypto-utils: Used to manageand generate SSL certificates and keys.

  • cryptsetup: The cryptsetup utility for creating encrypted filesystems.

  • ctags: The ctags tool for generating tag files of objects from C source code.

  • cup: Java parser generator.

  • cups: The Common Unix Printing System.

  • cups-devel: Development environment for CUPS.

  • cups-libs: Libraries allowing applications to use CUPS natively.

  • curl: A feature-packed utility for retrieving files using various Internet protocols.

  • curl-devel: The files needed for building applications that use curl functionality.

  • cvs: Maintains a history of file changes.

  • cyrus-imapd*: Set of packages to support high-performance IMAP and POP3 environments that can run on sealed servers.

  • cyrus-sasl: The Cyrus version of the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL).

  • cyrus-sasl-devel: The files needed for developing applications that use cyrus-sasl.

  • cyrus-sasl-gssapi: Plugins for cyrus-sasl that support GSSAPI authentication.

  • cyrus-sasl-md5: Cyrus-sasl plugins for CRAM-MD5 and DIGEST-MD5 authentication.

  • cyrus-sasl-ntlm: Cyrus SASL plugin used to support NTLM authentication.

  • cyrus-sasl-plain: Cyrus-sasl plugins for PLAIN and LOGIN authentication schemes.

  • cyrus-sasl-sql: Plugin supporting RDBMS for storing shared secrets.

  • dasher: Used with GNOME accessibility features.

  • db4: C library for revision 4 of the Berkeley Database.

  • db4-devel: Header files and libraries for db4 development.

  • db4-java: This package has the libraries for building programs with Berkeley DB in Java.

  • db4-tcl: Development files for using the Berkeley DB (version 4) with tcl.

  • db4-utils: Command-line tools for managing a revision 4 Berkeley database.

  • dbh: Disk-based hash library.

  • dbh-devel: Header files for disk-based hash library.

  • dbskkd-cdb: A dictionary server for the SKK Japanese input method.

  • dbus: Systemwide message bus service.

  • dbus-devel: Development tools for systemwide message bus service.

  • dbus-glib: GLIB library for using D-BUS.

  • dbus-python: Allows Python programming using the interface D-BUS library interface.

  • dbus-x11: Xlib tools required by DBUS, so X doesn’t have to be installed.

  • ddd: The Data Display Debugger, a GUI that interacts with command-line debuggers.

  • ddskk: A simple Kana to Kanji conversion tool for emacs.

  • ddskk-xemacs: Simple Kana to Kanji conversion tool for XEmacs.

  • dejagnu: An Expect/Tcl framework for testing programs.

  • desktop-backgrounds-basic: A selection of images to use as screen backgrounds.

  • desktop-backgrounds-extra: Supplements desktop-backgrounds-basic.

  • desktop-file-utils: Creates and validates .desktop files.

  • desktop-printing: Desktop icon and code to support drag-n-drop printing.

  • dev86: An x86 assembler and linker.

  • devhelp: An API document browser for GNOME 2.

  • device-mapper: Userspace support for the device-mapper.

  • dhclient: DHCP client application.

  • dhcp: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server and relay agent.

  • dhcp-devel: Libraries for interfacing with the ISC DHCP server.

  • dhcpv6_client: DHCP client that supports IPv6 parameters.

  • dhcpv6: DHCP server package supporting IPv6.

  • dia: Visio-like diagramming and drawing program.

  • dialog: The dialog utility for showing dialog boxes in text mode interfaces.

  • dictd: The ict client, used to access to dictionary definitions from a DICT server.

  • dietlibc: A small implementation of libc.

  • diffstat: Generates statistics from the output of the diff command.

  • diffutils: Contains the diff, cmp, diff3, and sdiff utilities for comparing files.

  • diskcheck: A utility that monitors the remaining free space on a hard drive.

  • diskdumputils: Utilities used to set up the kernel to save memory image to the specified partition.

  • distcache: Distributed SSL session cache.

  • distcache-devel: Development tools for distcache distributed session cache.

  • dmalloc: A drop-in replacement for memory management routines.

  • docbook-*: A set of packages containing DocBook SGML DTDs and style sheets.

  • dos2unix: Converts text files from DOS to UNIX format.

  • dosfstools: Tools for creating and working with DOS file systems.

  • dovecot: Dovecot secure imap server.

  • doxygen: Creates documents from C or C++ source code.

  • doxygen-doxywizard: A GUI front-end to create and edit doxygen configuration files.

  • dtach: A simple program that emulates the detach feature of screen.

  • dump: Utilities for backing up and restoring ext2/3 file systems.

  • dvd+rw-tools: Tools for mastering DVD+RW/+R media.

  • dvgrab: Captures digital video from a firewire connected device.

  • e2fsprogs: Programs for finding and fixing inconsistencies in ext2 file systems.

  • e2fsprogs-devel: Libraries and header files to develop programs for the ext2 file system.

  • ecj: Java bytecode compiler of the Eclipse Project.

  • ed: A line-oriented text editor (which was the original UNIX text editor).

  • eel2: The Eazel Extensions Library, a collection of widgets and functions for GNOME.

  • eel2-devel: Libraries and include files for developing with eel.

  • efax: Sends and receives faxes using any Class 1, 2, or 2.0 fax modem.

  • eject: Ejects CDs, floppies, Jazz disks, or other media.

  • ElectricFence: Detects memory allocation violations.

  • elfutils: Collection of utilities for handling compiled objects.

  • elfutils-devel: Development utilities for handling compiled objects.

  • elfutils-libelf: Provides a DSO that facilitates the reading and writing of ELF files.

  • elinks: A text-mode Web browser with support for frames.

  • emacs: Libraries needed to run the emacs editor.

  • emacs-common: The libraries needed to run the GNU Emacs text editor.

  • emacs-el: The emacs-elisp sources of elisp programs used with the emacs text editor.

  • emacs-leim: The Emacs Lisp code used with international character scripts.

  • emacs-nox: The Emacs text editor without support for the X Window System.

  • emacspeak: A speech interface that allows visually impaired users to use the computer.

  • enscript: Print filter for formatting ASCII text into PostScript output.

  • eog: Eye of GNOME image viewer.

  • epic: Enhanced ircii chat client.

  • epiphany: A GNOME Web browser based on Mozilla.

  • eruby: A Ruby interpreter for Ruby code embedded in text files.

  • eruby-devel: Header files and libraries allowing an application to use eRuby.

  • eruby-libs: Libraries required for eRuby.

  • esound: Allows multiple programs to share a sound card.

  • esound-devel: Libraries and include files for developing EsounD applications.

  • ethereal: A tool for analyzing network traffic on UNIX –ish operating systems.

  • ethereal-gnome: GNOME desktop environment integration for ethereal.

  • ethtool: Displays and changes Ethernet card settings.

  • evolution: GNOME’s groupware suite of integrated information-management tools.

  • exim: The exim mail transfer agent.

  • exim-doc: Exim documentation.

  • exim-mon: X11 monitor application for exim.

  • exim-sa: Exim SpamAssassin at SMPT time – d/l plugin.

  • expat: C library for stream-oriented XML parsing.

  • expat-devel: Documentation and libraries for developing XML applications with expat.

  • expect: A tcl extension for automating interactive utilities such as FTP, fsck, and telnet.

  • expect-devel: Expect development libraries.

  • expectk: A program-script interaction and testing utility.

  • fbset: Used to change video modes on fbcon consoles.

  • fedora-logos: Red Hat-related icons and pictures.

  • fedora-release: Fedora Core release file.

  • festival: A free multilingual speech synthesizer.

  • festival-devel: Header files and libraries allowing applications to use festival.

  • fetchmail: Retrieves and forwards mail over SLIP and PPP links.

  • file: Identifies file type based on file contents.

  • file-roller: Manages archives such as tar files.

  • filesystem: The basic directory level layout of the Red Hat Linux system.

  • findutils: GNU versions of the find and xargs utilities.

  • finger: Client for displaying information about system users.

  • finger-server: Server for providing the finger service to network clients.

  • firefox: Open Source web browser.

  • firstboot: Runs after installation to facilitate easier configuration of the system.

  • flac: An encoder/decoder for the Free Lossless Audio Codec.

  • flac-devel: Static libraries and header files from FLAC.

  • flex: Generates C source code for recognition of lexical patterns in text.

  • flim: A library that provides basic features for message encoding in emacs.

  • flim-xemacs: A library that provides basic features for message encoding in XEmacs.

  • fontconfig: Locates and sets fonts based on requirements set by applications.

  • fontconfig-devel: Headers and documentation for developing fontconfig applications.

  • fonta-arabic: Arabic fonts from the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology.

  • fonts-bengali: Fonts for Bengali.

  • fonts-hebrew: Hebrew fonts from the Culmus project.

  • fonts-ISO8859-2*: Various Central European– and Greek-language fonts.

  • fonts-ja: Japanese bitmap fonts.

  • fonts-KOI8-R*: Various Russian- and Ukranian-language fonts.

  • fonts-xorg*: Contains fonts which have been separated from X.Org X11 source code.

  • foomatic: A spooler-independent database of printers and printer drivers.

  • freeciv: The freeciv clone of the Civilization II strategy game.

  • freeglut: A free implementation of the GLUT library.

  • freeglut-devel: Development tools for freeGLUT.

  • freeradius: Highly configurable RADIUS server.

  • freeradius-mysql: MySQL bindings for freeradius.

  • freeradius-postgresql: PostgreSQL bindings for freeradius.

  • freeradius-unixODBC: unixODBC bindings for freeradius.

  • freetype: A free and portable font rendering engine for TrueType fonts.

  • freetype-demos: A collection of freetype demos.

  • freetype-devel: Components for using the FreeType font rendering engine.

  • freetype-utils: Several utilities for managing fonts.

  • FreeWnn: Converts Japanese Kana characters to Kanji characters and vice versa.

  • FreeWnn-devel: Tools for developing applications for FreeWnn.

  • FreeWnn-libs: Runtime libraries for running FreeWnn applications.

  • fribidi: A free implementation of the Unicode BiDi algorithm.

  • fribidi-devel: Development tools for the Unicode BiDi algorithm.

  • fsh: The fsh command for creating secure network tunnels.

  • ftp: Generic client for the File Transfer Protocol.

  • ftpcopy: Tools to facilitate mirroring of FTP sites

  • g-wrap: A tool for creating Scheme interfaces to C libraries.

  • g-wrap-devel: Include files and libraries needed for g-wrap development.

  • gail: Implements the ATK accessibility interfaces for packages such as at-spi.

  • gail-devel: Files required to compile applications that use GAIL.

  • gaim: Open source clone of the popular AOL instant messager client.

  • gal: The GNOME Applications Library (GAL), including GNOME utilities and widgets.

  • gal-devel: Development tools associated with the GNOME Applications Library.

  • gamin: Provides a daemonless, FAM and API/ABIcompatible file alteration monitor mechanism.

  • gamin-devel: Used with gamin package for same purpose.

  • gawk: The gawk (GNU awk) text processing utility.

  • gcc*: This set of packages contains GNU C language compilers and related tools.

  • GConf: The GNOME configuration database system.

  • GConf2: A configuration database API used to store user preferences.

  • GConf-devel: Library files required for developing with GConf.

  • GConf2-devel: Library files required for developing with GConf2.

  • gconf-editor: Editor and admin tool for GConf configuration sources.

  • gd: A graphics library for creating JPEG and PNG image files.

  • gda-mysql: GDA MySQL provider.

  • gda-odbc: GDA ODBC provider.

  • gda-postgres: GDA PostgreSQL provider.

  • gdb: A command-driven debugger.

  • gdbm: The Gdbm database indexing library.

  • gdbm-devel: Components to develop applications to use the GNU database system.

  • gd-devel: Components to develop applications that use the gd graphics library.

  • gdk-pixbuf: The GDK Pixbuf image loading libraries.

  • gdk-pixbuf-devel: Development tools associated with GDK Pixbuf.

  • gdk-pixbuf-gnome: GNOME Canvas support for displaying images.

  • gdm: The GNOME display manager, maintains an X-based graphical login.

  • gd-progs: Utility programs associated with the gd graphics library.

  • gedit: A compact, GNOME-based text editor.

  • gedit-devel: The files needed for developing plug-ins for the gEdit editor.

  • genromfs: Utilities for building romfs file systems for initial RAM disks.

  • gettext: Tools and utilities for creating multilingual messages.

  • gettext-devel: Provides tools for creating, using, and modifying natural language catalogs.

  • gftp: A multithreaded graphical ftp program.

  • ggv: A Ghostscript front-end, adding panning and persistent user settings to Ghostscript.

  • ghostscript: Displays and prints PostScript files.

  • ghostscript-devel: Header files for developing Ghostscript-enabled applications.

  • ghostscript-fonts: A set of type fonts used with the Ghostscript program.

  • ghostscript-gtk: A GTK-enabled PostScript interpreter and renderer.

  • giftrans: Converts GIF87 files to GIF89 format.

  • gimp: GNU Image Manipulation Program.

  • gimp-data-extras: Patterns, gradients, and other graphical elements to use with GIMP.

  • gimp-devel: Libraries needed to develop GIMP plug-ins and extensions.

  • gimp-gap: Plug-ins to create and edit animations in GIMP.

  • gimp-help: User manual for GIMP.

  • gimp-print: Drivers that provide enhanced printing during demanding tasks.

  • gimp-print-cups: Native drivers for Canon, Epson, and compatible printers.

  • gimp-print-devel: Libraries, and documentation to the GIMP printing interface.

  • gimp-print-plugin: GIMP plug-in for gimp-print.

  • gimp-print-utils: Utility programs from gimp-print.

  • gkrellm: Monitoring software that charts CPU use, disk activity, and network traffic.

  • gkrellm-daemon: Server side of gkrellm.

  • gkrellm-devel: Header files for gkrellm.

  • gkrellm-wireless: Plug-in to monitor wireless LAN cards with gkrellm.

  • glade2: A version of glade for GTK+ 2.0.

  • glib: Glib version 1.2 library of common functions used to improve portability.

  • glib2: Glib version 2 library of common functions used to improve portability.

  • glib2-devel: Static libraries and header files used with the glib2 development package.

  • glibc: Standard libraries used by a multitude of programs.

  • glibc-common: Common binaries, locale support, and time zone databases.

  • glibc-devel: Standard header and object files to develop most C language programs.

  • glibc-headers: Header files for development using standard C libraries.

  • glibc-kernheaders: Header files for the Linux kernel for use by glibc.

  • glibc-profile: The libraries needed to create programs being profiled with gprof.

  • glibc-utils: Various tools useful during program debugging.

  • glib-devel: Static libraries and header files to support the GIMP Xlibrary.

  • Glide3: A programming interface to 3DfxVoodoo graphics cards.

  • Glide3-devel: Interface for using 3D accelators in 3Dfx Interactive Voodoo cards.

  • gmp: The MP library for handling arithmetic and floating-point number functions.

  • gmp-devel: Components to develop GNU MP arbitrary precision applications.

  • gnome-applets: Applets (tiny graphical applications) used on the GNOME desktop.

  • gnome-audio: A set of sounds that you can use with your GNOME environment.

  • gnome-audio-extra: Sound files that can be used with the GNOME desktop.

  • gnome-bluetooth: Simple GUI to control Bluetooth devices.

  • gnome-desktop: Code shared among GNOME components.

  • gnome-desktop-devel: Libraries for compiling GNOME-desktop components.

  • gnome-games: GNOME games such as solitaire, gnothello, and tetris.

  • gnome-icon-theme: Base GNOME desktop environment icons.

  • gnome-kerberos: The krb5 tools for managing Kerberos 5 tickets.

  • gnome-keyring: Keyring and password manager for the GNOME desktop.

  • gnome-keyring-devel: Development libraries and header files for gnome-keyring.

  • gnome-keyring-manager: Used to manage passwords and secrets saved in the keyring.

  • gnome-libs: Libraries needed by the GNOME desktop environment and applications.

  • gnome-libs-devel: Libraries needed to create applications to run on a GNOME desktop.

  • gnome-mag: GNOME magnifying library for AT-SPI applications.

  • gnome-mag-devel: Development tooks for the GNOME AT-SPI magnifying library.

  • gnome-media: The GNOME CD player and other multimedia tools.

  • gnomemeeting: An H323 teleconferencing tool compatible with Microsoft NetMeeting.

  • gnome-mime-data: The file-type recognition data files for GNOME-VFS.

  • gnome-netstatus: Network interface monitoring applet for GNOME panel.

  • gnome-nettool: Graphical front-end for various command line network tools.

  • gnome-panel: Provides desktop management utilities.

  • gnome-pilot: Files needed to integrate GNOME and PalmOS devices like Palm Pilots.

  • gnome-pilot-conduits: Additional conduits for gnome-pilot.

  • gnome-pilot-devel: Libraries needed to enable applications to use gnome-pilot.

  • gnome-print: Fonts and tools needed by GNOME applications to print from GNOME.

  • gnome-print-devel: Software development tools associated with printing in GNOME.

  • gnome-python2-*: Wrappers that allow GNOME components to be written in Python.

  • gnome-session: Handles startup and shutdown of core GNOME components.

  • gnome-speech: GNOME text-to-speech tools.

  • gnome-speech-devel: Development tools for GNOME text-to-speech features.

  • gnome-spell: A bonobo component for spell checking.

  • gnome-system-monitor: A simple process and system monitor.

  • gnome-terminal: A GNOME terminal emulator.

  • gnome-themes: Themes collection for GNOME.

  • gnome-user-docs: A glossary, introduction, and other documentation for GNOME.

  • gnome-utils: Several useful GNOME utilities, such as a calculator and a calendar.

  • gnome-vfs: The GNOME virtual file system libraries.

  • gnome-vfs-devel: Libraries and header files to develop GNOME-VFS2 applications.

  • gnome-vfs-extras: GNOME-VFS modules including a Samba smb network browser.

  • gnome-volume-manager: Monitors volume-related events and responds in accord with user-specified policy.

  • gnome-vfs2: Revision 2.0 of the GNOME virtual file system libraries.

  • gnome-vfs2-devel: Libraries and header files to develop GNOME-VFS2 applications.

  • gnome-vfs2-smb: Windows fileshare support for gnome-vfs.

  • gnopernicus: The gnopernicus screen magnifier.

  • gnucash: A personal finance tracker.

  • gnucash-backend-postgres: Backend for storing GnuCash data in PostgreSQL.

  • gnuchess: The GNU chess program and related utilities.

  • gnumeric: The GNOME-based gnumeric spreadsheet program.

  • gnumeric-devel: Development tools for the gnumeric spreadsheet application.

  • gnupg: GNU Privacy Guard, used for secure communication and data storage.

  • gnuplot: Utilities, used to plot scientific and other types of data.

  • gnuplot-emacs: Integrates gnuplot with emacs.

  • gob2: Preprocessor for making GObject objects.

  • gok: GNOME onscreen keyboard.

  • gok-devel: Supports development of plugins for alternate input devices.

  • gpdf: Viewer for Portable Document Format (PDF) files for GNOME.

  • gperf: C++ hash function generator.

  • gphoto2: Manage and access images from digital cameras.

  • gphoto2-devel: Header files needed to create applications that use gphoto2.

  • gpm: Console-based mouse server.

  • gpm-devel: Libraries for developing text-mode programs with mouse functionality.

  • grep: Utilities for finding string patterns in files.

  • grip: A graphical front-end for various compact disc rippers and MP3 encoders.

  • groff: Console-based text formatting utilities.

  • groff-gxditview: GUI-based groff text output viewer.

  • groff-perl: Utilities for working with groff documents that require Perl.

  • grub: Grand Unified Boot Loader, used for booting operating systems such as Linux.

  • gsl: GNU Scientific Library for numerical analysis and high-level mathematics.

  • gsl-devel: Header and library files needed to create applications that use gsl.

  • gstreamer: Streaming media framework.

  • gstreamer-devel: Development libraries for streaming media framework.

  • gstreamer-plugins: Plug-ins for the streaming media framework.

  • gstreamer-plugins-devel: Development libraries for the streaming media framework.

  • gstreamer-tools: Basic command line tools used with the streaming media framework.

  • gthumb: An application for viewing, editing, and organizing collections of images.

  • gtk+: GIMP graphical toolkit for building X-based graphical user interfaces.

  • gtk+-devel: gtk+ development tools to create applications that need GIMP.

  • gtk2: A toolkit used to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs).

  • gtk2-devel: Header files and developer documentation for the GTK+ toolkit.

  • gtk2-engines: Theme engines for GTK+ 2.0

  • gtkam: A GTK-based interface to gphoto2.

  • gtkam-gimp: A GIMP plug-in to allow digital-camera access through gphoto2.

  • gtk-doc: Tools that generate documentation for GTK+, GNOME, and Glib components.

  • gtk-engines: GTK+ toolkit themes (including Notif, Redmond95, and Metal).

  • gtkglarea: An OpenGL widget for the GTK+ GUI library.

  • gtkhtml: A lightweight HTML renderer/printing/editing engine.

  • gtkhtml-devel: Libraries needed to develop applications that use gtkhtml.

  • gtkhtml2: An HTML display widget for GTK+ 2.0

  • gtkhtml2-devel: Libraries needed to create gtkhtml2 applications.

  • gtkhtml3: The gtkhtml library.

  • gtkhtml3-devel: Libraries needed to create gtkhtml3 applications.

  • gtksourceview: Library for viewing source code files.

  • gtksourceview-devel: Tools for compiling applications with gtksourceview libraries.

  • gtkspell: On-the-fly spell checking for GtkTextView widgets.

  • gtkspell-devel: Development tools for gtkspell.

  • guile: A library implementation of the Scheme programming language.

  • guile-devel: Libraries and headers needed to link programs with the GUILE library.

  • Guppi: A GNOME-based data analysis and visualization system.

  • Guppi-devel: Header files and libraries needed to develop applications that use Guppi.

  • gv: A lightweight front-end tool for viewing PostScript and PDF documents in X.

  • gzip: A data compression utility.

  • h2ps: Converts Korean Hangul from text to PostScript.

  • hal: Collects information about system hardware.

  • hal-cups-utils: Hal/CUPS backend.

  • hal-devel: Headers and libraries for HAL.

  • hal-gnome: GNOME tool for displaying HAL information.

  • hdparm: Utility for setting and viewing hard drive parameters.

  • HelixPlayer: Open Source media player.

  • hesiod: Utilities and libraries for viewing hesiod databases.

  • hesiod-devel: Libraries and headers for applications that use hesiod databases.

  • hexedit: A hexadecimal file viewer and editor.

  • hfsutils*: Set of packages that offer support for Macintosh hierarchical file systems.

  • hicolor-icon-theme: Basic requirement for icon themes.

  • hotplug: Hotplug utilities for loading modules needed when a USB device is connected.

  • howl: Port of Apple’s Multicast DNS or “Rendezvous” technology.

  • howl-devel: Information on howl APIs.

  • howl-libs: Librarys used with howl.

  • hpijs: A collection of optimized HP-printer drivers.

  • hpoj: HP OfficeJet low-level driver infrastructure.

  • hpoj-devel: Development libraries for HP OfficeJet low-level driver infrastructure.

  • htdig: The htdig Web indexing and search system.

  • htdig-web: CGI scripts and HTML code used by htdig.

  • htmlview: Used by applications to display their HTML-based help pages.

  • httpd: The Apache Web server configuration files, documentation, and daemons.

  • httpd-devel: Apache Web server header files and apxs tool for extension modules.

  • httpd-manual: The Apache manual (in HTML format).

  • httpd-suexec: Allows Apache to execute applications as a user other than the apache user.

  • hwbrowser: A browser for the current system hardware configuration.

  • hwcrypto: Libraries for interfacing with hardware crypto accelerators under Linux.

  • hwdata: Identification and configuration data for system hardware.

  • icon-slicer: Tool for greating icon themes.

  • iiimf*: Intranet/Internet Input Method Framework packages.

  • ImageMagick: A feature-rich graphical display and editing tool.

  • ImageMagick-c++: C++ bindings for applications that use ImageMagick functionality.

  • ImageMagick-c++-devel: C++ libraries used with ImageMagick graphics library.

  • ImageMagick-devel: Libraries needed to implement ImageMagick APIs.

  • ImageMagick-perl: Perl bindings to ImageMagick.

  • imlib: Image loading and rendering library used with the X Window System.

  • imlib-cfgeditor: The imlib_conf program, used to control how imlib renders images.

  • imlib-devel: Components to develop programs with Imlib image and rendering library.

  • indent: The indent utility for beautifying C programming code.

  • inews: Posts Usenet news articles to a local news server.

  • info: A text-based browser for displaying texinfo (pronounced “tech-info”) files.

  • initscripts: Boot time and runlevel initialization scripts.

  • inn: The InterNetNews server for creating and maintaining a news server in Linux.

  • inn-devel: Components to develop applications that use the InterNetNews system.

  • intltool: A utility for internationalizing various data files.

  • iproute: The ip command and related utilities used for routing IP traffic.

  • ipsec-tools: Tools for configuring and using IPSEC.

  • iptables: Advanced packet filtering tools.

  • iptables-devel: Development package for iptables.

  • iptables-ipv6: Advanced packet filtering tools for IPv6 networks.

  • iptraf: A console-based network monitoring tool.

  • iptstate: The iptstate utility to display the state of an iptables firewall.

  • iputils: Various network-monitoring utilities, including ping and rdisc.

  • ipvsadm: Utility to administer kernel IP virtual server table.

  • ipxutils: A set of utilities for configuring and working with Novell IPX networks.

  • irb: Interactive Ruby, a terminal-based Ruby expression evaluator.

  • irda-utils: The IrDA utilities, used to communicate with infrared devices.

  • isdn4k-utils: Tools for configuring ISDN subsystem.

  • isdn4k-utils-devel: Library and header files needed to develop capi applications.

  • isdn4k-utils-vboxgetty: The vboxgetty and vboxputty tools used with ISDN voice box.

  • isicom: Utilities for loading Multitech Intelligent Serial Internal data files.

  • jadetex: The jadetex and pdfjadetex commands to work with DSSSL documents.

  • jaf: Files to support JavaBeans Activation Framework (JAF).

  • jaf-devel: Development tools related to JavaBeans Activation Framework (JAF).

  • jcode.pl: A perl library for Japanese character code conversion.

  • jed: The jed text editor, based on the slang screen library.

  • jfsutils: Utilities for managing a JFS file system.

  • jisksp14: 14 dots jis auxiliary kanji font.

  • jisksp16: 16 dots jis auxiliary kanji font.

  • jlex: Lexical Analyzer Generator for Java.

  • jlex-devel: Contains the headers required to develop (CNI) extensions for Jlex.

  • joe: The joe modeless text editor that uses Borland WordStar keybindings.

  • joystick: Utilities for attaching and configuring a joystick.

  • jpackage-utils: Utilities for the JPackage Project.

  • jpilot: A desktop organizer application for the Palm Pilot.

  • junit: Framework for unit testing in Java.

  • junit-devel: Headers needed by CNI extensions to junit.

  • jwhois: Whois client for whois and finger-style queries.

  • k3b: KDE graphical utility for burning CDs and DVDs.

  • kakasi: Japanese character converter that sets Kanji to Hiragana, Katakana, or Romaji.

  • kakasi-devel: The header and library files for developing applications that use Kakasi.

  • kakasi-dict: The base Kakasi dictionary.

  • kappa20: Japanese fonts in 20pt.

  • katana*: Scripts used to perform tasks for rpm packages with Java libraries and executables.

  • kbd: Utilities for configuring the system console.

  • kcc: A Kanji code converter.

  • kdbg: The KDE graphical front-end for the GNU debugger (gdb).

  • kdeaddons: K Desktop plug-ins Konquerer, noatun, and Kate.

  • kdeaddons-atlantikdesigner: Game board designer for Atlantik.

  • kdeaddons-xmms: Contains tools for controlling media players.

  • kdeadmin: Tape backup, user administration, and other system tools for KDE.

  • kdeartwork: Additional artwork (themes, sound themes, and so on) for KDE.

  • kdeartwork-icons: Icon themes (kdeclassic, slick, and so on) for KDE.

  • kdebase: Basic KDE tools such as kwm, kfm file manager, and konsole.

  • kdebase-devel: Header files for developing applications using kdebase.

  • kdebindings: KDE bindings to non-C++ languages.

  • kdebindings-devel: Development files for kdebindings.

  • kdeedu: Edutainment applications for KDE.

  • kdeedu-devel: Development libraries for KDE edutainment applications.

  • kdegames: KDE games such as kasteroids, kblackbox, and ksmiletris.

  • kdegames-devel: Libraries enabling the creation of games for KDE.

  • kdegraphics: Graphical applications for the K desktop environment.

  • kdegraphics-devel: Development tools for KDE application development.

  • kde-i18n*: A set of packages providing support for various human languages.

  • kdelibs: Libraries needed by the K desktop Environment.

  • kdelibs-devel: Tools and documentation for developing KDE desktop applications.

  • kdemultimedia: KDE multimedia applications.

  • kdemultimedia-devel: KDE multimedia application development libraries.

  • kdenetwork: Networking applications for the K Desktop environment.

  • kdenetwork-devel: Libraries to develop KDE networking applications.

  • kdenetwork-nowlistening: Xmms plugin for Kopete.

  • kdepim: A set of personal information management (PIM) tools for the KDE desktop.

  • kdepim-devel: Libraries needed to develop applications that use kdepim.

  • kdesdk: KDE software development kit.

  • kdesdk-devel: Development libraries for the KDE software development kit.

  • kdetoys: Utilities, such as kmoon (moon phases) and kworldwatch (watch timezones).

  • kdeutils: K desktop utilities.

  • kdeutils-devel: KDE utility development libraries.

  • kdevelop: Development tools to create applications with consistent KDE interfaces.

  • kernel-2.6.*: The Linux kernel for various types of CPU.

  • kernel-doc: Documentation files that come with parts of the Linux kernel source code.

  • kernel-smp-*: The symmetric multiprocessing Linux kernel version for various CPUs.

  • kernel-source: The source code files that are used to build the Red Hat Linux kernel.

  • kernel-utils: Several utilities to control the Linux kernel or the computer’s hardware.

  • kinput2-canna-wnn6: Server for X programs needing Canna or Wnn6 Japanese-text.

  • knm_new: A Kaname-cho font.

  • koffice: A set of office productivity applications.

  • koffice-devel: Files needed to develop plug-ins for KOffice.

  • koffice-i18n: Internationalization support for KOffice.

  • kon2: A Kanji emulator for the console.

  • kon2-fonts: Fonts for kon.

  • krb5-auth-dialog: Produces warning when Kerberos tickets are about to expire and provides renewal.

  • krb5*: Packages used to provide support for Kerberos authentication methods.

  • krbafs*: The krbafs library, with support for AFS tokens with Kerberos 5 credentials.

  • kudzu: The kudzu hardware autodetection and configuration utilities.

  • kudzu-devel: Header files used to create kudzu applications.

  • lam: Local Area Management (LAM) tools for managing clusters of network computers.

  • lapack: The Linear Algebra Package (LAPACK) to solve simultaneous linear equations.

  • less: Text browser, similar to more, but better.

  • lesstif: A free version of OSF/Motif, providing a set of widgets to develop applications.

  • lesstif-devel: Library and header files to develop Motif-1.2–based programs for LessTif.

  • lftp: A sophisticated ftp/http file transfer program.

  • lha: An archiving and compression utility for LHarc format archives.

  • libacl: Dynamic library for access control list support.

  • libacl-devel: Static libraries and headers for developing applications that use ACLs.

  • libaio: A Linux-native asynchronous I/O-access library.

  • libaio-devel: Development files creating applications that support libaio.

  • libao: A cross-platform audio output library.

  • libao-devel: Header files and documentation needed to develop applications with libao.

  • libart_lgpl: Graphic routine library used by libgnomecanvas.

  • libart_lgpl-devel: Libraries and headers needed to compile libart_lgpl.

  • libattr: Dynamic library for filesystem extended attributes.

  • libattr-devel: Libraries for developing programs that use extended filesystem attributes.

  • libacv1394: Firewire control library.

  • libacv1394-devel: Libraries required to build applications that use firewire devices.

  • libbtctl: Library for the GNOME Bluetooth Subsystem.

  • libbonobo: Corba-based component system for the GNOME desktop.

  • libbonobo-devel: Development libraries and headers for building bonobo applications.

  • libbonoboui: User interface components for bonobo applications.

  • libbonoboui-devel: Header files needed to compile applications that use libbonoboui.

  • libcap: A library for getting and setting POSIX.1e capabilities.

  • libcap-devel: Headers and libraries needed for developing applications that use libcap.

  • libcapplet0: GNOME 1 control center library compatibility package.

  • libcapplet0-devel: Header files for GNOME 1 control center library compatibility.

  • libcroco: A CSS2 parsing library.

  • libdbi: The C independent abstraction layer allowing multiple database connections.

  • libdbi-dbd-*: Libdbi support for various databases.

  • libdbi-devel: Development files needed to create applications that use libdbi.

  • libesmtp: A library that manages the posting of e-mail using SMTP.

  • libesmtp-devel: Development tools needed to develop applications using libesmtp.

  • libexif: EXIF image tag library.

  • libexif-devel: The files needed for libexif application development.

  • libf2c: Fortran 77 runtime libraries.

  • libgail-gnome: GAIL accessibility implementation for GTK+ and GNOME.

  • libgal2*: A variety of GNOME widget functions and utilities.

  • libgcc: GCC version 3.4 exception handling library.

  • libgcj: The Java runtime library for gcc.

  • libgcj-devel: Development tools associated with the Java runtime library for gcc.

  • libgcrypt: General-purpose crypto library based on GPG.

  • libgcrypt-devel: Development tools for libgcrypt.

  • libgda: Simplifies the writing of gnome database programs.

  • libgda-devel: Needed libraries for libgda.

  • libgfortran: Enables Fortran 95 compiled applicaions with libgda.

  • libghttp: GNOME http client library for making HTTP 1.1 requests.

  • libghttp-devel: Library and header files for libghttp development.

  • libglade: Libraries that can be used to create GLADE user interface applications.

  • libglade-devel: Tools and documentation for developing GLADE applications.

  • libglade2: The libglade library for loading user interfaces from XML descriptions.

  • libglade2-devel: Tiles needed to develop applications that use libglade.

  • libgnat: GNU Ada 95 runtime shared libraries.

  • libgnome: GNU Object Model Environment (GNOME) base libraries.

  • libgnomecanvas: Library for creating custom displays using common widgets.

  • libgnomecanvas-devel: Libraries and headers for libgnomecanvas development.

  • libgnomecups: GNOME library for CUPS integration.

  • libgnomecups-devel: GNOME library for CUPS integration (development files).

  • libgnomedb: Simplifies the writing of gnome database programs.

  • libgnomedb-devel: Needed libraries for writing and compiling libgda programs.

  • libgnome-devel: Libraries and headers for libgnome development.

  • libgnomeprint15: Components needed to support GNOME printing.

  • libgnomeprint22: GNOME printing library.

  • libgnomeprint22-devel: Libraries for developing printing in GNOME applications.

  • libgnomeprintui22: GUI support for libgnome print.

  • libgnomeprintui22-devel: Libraries for compiling libgnomeprintui applications.

  • libgnomeui: GNOME-based GUI library.

  • libgnomeui-devel: Libraries and headers for compiling libgnomeui applications.

  • libgpg-error: A library that defines common error values for all GnuPG components.

  • libgpg-error-devel: Files necessary to develop applications using libgpg-error.

  • libgsf: A library for reading and writing structured files.

  • libgsf-devel: Development libraries for reading and writing structured files.

  • libgtop2: A library that gets information about system usage.

  • libgtop2-devel: Components needed to develop applications to monitor system usage.

  • libIDL: Library for parsing Interface Definition Language.

  • libIDL-devel: Development libraries and headers for libIDL.

  • libidn: Implementation of the Stringprep, Punycode, and IDNA specifications.

  • libidn-devel: Libidn required libraries.

  • libieee1284: A library for interfacing IEEE 1284-compatible devices.

  • libieee1284-devel: Files for developing applications that use libieee1284.

  • libjpeg: The libjpeg library for manipulating JPEG images.

  • libjpeg-devel: Header files and libraries for creating programs that use JPEG images.

  • libmng: Library for working with images in MNG and JNG formats.

  • libmng-devel: Header files related to the libmng library.

  • libmng-static: Statically linked versions of the libmng library.

  • libmudflap: Contains support library which is needed for mudflap.

  • libmudflap-devel: Headers and static libraries needed when building mudflap- instrumented programs.

  • libmusicbrainz: Software library for accessing MusicBrainz servers.

  • libmusicbrainz-devel: Headers for developing programs that will use libmusicbrainz.

  • libobjc: Objective C runtime libraries.

  • libofx: Tools to support Open Financial Exchange (OFX) applications.

  • libofx-devel: Development components to support OFX.

  • libogg: Ogg bitstream format libraries.

  • libogg-devel: Documentation and header files for developing ogg applications.

  • libpcap: User level hooks for monitoring low-level network traffic.

  • libpng10: An old version of the libpng library for working with PNG image files.

  • libpng10-devel: Libraries and headers for developing programs that use PNG images.

  • libpng: The libpng library for working with PNG image files.

  • libpng-devel: Libraries and headers needed to develop programs that use PNG images.

  • libraw1394: Library providing low-level firewire access.

  • libraw1394-devel: Development libraries for using libraw1394 functionality.

  • librsvg2: An SVG library based on libart.

  • librsvg-devel2: Development files required to develop applications using librsvg.

  • libsane-hpoj: SANE scanner drivers for HP’s multi-function devices.

  • libselinux: SELinux library and simple utilities.

  • libselinux-devel: Header files and development documentation.

  • libsepol: Adds mandatory access controls to Linux.

  • libsepol-devel: Headers and libraries needed by libsepol.

  • libsilc: Client libraries needed by SILC clients.

  • libsilc-devel: Needed libraries for SILC.

  • libsilc-doc: HTML documentation for SILC.

  • libsoup: Library for enabling GNOME libraries to access HTTP servers.

  • libsoup-devel: Development tools for libsoup.

  • libstdc++: The EGCS libraries needed to run C++ applications.

  • libstdc++-devel: Standard C++ development libraries.

  • libtabe: Chinese lexicon libraries for xcin input method.

  • libtabe-devel: Header files and libraries required to develop applications to use libtabe.

  • libtermcap: Libraries to access the termcap database to manage character displays.

  • libtermcap-devel: Components to develop programs that access the termcap database.

  • libtheora: Xiph.Org video codec for use in the Ogg project.

  • libtheora-devel: Library and headers needed for libtheora development.

  • libtiff: Libraries for using and saving TIFF image files.

  • libtiff-devel: Development tools used to work with TIFF image files in applications.

  • libtool: The libtool shell scripts, used to build generic shared libraries.

  • libtool-libs: Runtime libraries for libtool utilities (to build generic shared libraries).

  • libtool-libs13: Compatibility libraries for the shared libraries in libtool-1.3.

  • libungif: Library functions needed to use and save GIF image files.

  • libungif-devel: Development tools to create applications to load and save GIF images.

  • libungif-progs: Several utilities for working with GIF images.

  • libusb: A library that facilitates access to USB devices.

  • libusb-devel: Development files needed to create applications that use libusb.

  • libuser: A standardized interface for administration of user accounts.

  • libuser-devel: Header files and static libraries to develop applications that use libuser.

  • libvorbis: The Ogg Vorbis open audio compression codec and runtime libraries.

  • libvorbis-devel: Header files and documentation to develop applications using libvorbis.

  • libwmf: Library for convertng wmf files to other formats.

  • libwmf-devel: Header files and documentation to develop applications using libwmf.

  • libwnck: Library for implementing pagers and tasklists.

  • libwnck-devel: Development files for applications that use libwnck.

  • libwpd: Library for handling WordPerfect documents.

  • libwpd-devel: Development tools for handling WordPerfect documents.

  • libwpd-tools: Tools for transforming WordPerfect documents.

  • libwvstreams: A network programming library written in C++.

  • libwvstreams-devel: Development files for applications that use libwvstreams.

  • libxfce4*: Packages for XFce descktop.

  • libxklavier: Library providing high-level API for X Keyboard Extension.

  • libxklavier-devel: Header files to develop libxklavier applications.

  • libxml: A library of functions for working with XML files.

  • libxml-devel: Contains tools for developing applications that use the libxml library.

  • libxml2: A library to work with XML and HTML files, including DTD support.

  • libxml2-devel: Development files for applications using libxml2.

  • libxml2-python: Python bindings for the libxml2 library.

  • libxslt: Tools to translate XML to structures using the XSLT transformation mechanism.

  • libxslt-devel: Libraries and include files required to develop applications using libxslt.

  • libxslt-python: Python bindings for the libxslt library.

  • lilo: The LILO (LInux LOader) program for booting Linux or other operating systems.

  • linc: A library for simplified writing of network programs.

  • linc-devel: Development files for applications that use linc functionality.

  • linuxdoc-tools: A text-formatting package based on SGML.

  • linuxwacom: Support files for running Wacom tablets under Linux.

  • linuxwacom-devel: Development files for manipulating Wacom tablets.

  • lm_sensors: Modules for interfacing with sensors that monitor computer hardware.

  • lm_sensors-devel: Software tools for interfacing with hardware monitors.

  • lockdev: The liblockdev library for locking devices.

  • lockdev-devel: Static library versions and headers for the liblockdev library.

  • logrotate: Rotate growing log files.

  • logwatch: A customizable log file analysis program.

  • lrzsz: The lrz and lsz utilities, which are used to provide Zmodem functions in Linux.

  • lslk: A utility for listing lock files.

  • lsof: A utility for listing information about open files.

  • ltrace: A tool for running and tracing the activities of a running command.

  • lv: The lv multilingual file viewer and related utilities.

  • lvm2: The new version of Logical Volume Manager for Linux.

  • lynx: A text-based Internet Web browser.

  • m2crypto: Support for OpenSSL in Python scripts.

  • m4: An implementation of the UNIX m4 macro processor.

  • macutils: Utilities for working with files that are often used with Macintosh computers.

  • Maelstrom: The Maelstrom (shoot-the-asteroids) game.

  • MagicPoint: An X11-based presentation tool.

  • mailcap: A configuration file for defining how special data types are handled.

  • mailman: A Web-oriented mailing list manager.

  • mailx: A small utility for easily sending plain text e-mail messages.

  • make: A utility for building and installing software from source code.

  • MAKEDEV: A program to create and maintain files in the /dev directory.

  • man: A facility for displaying system manual pages.

  • man-pages*: A set of packages containing manual pages in different languages.

  • mc: The Midnight Commander visual shell for managing a variety of file interfaces.

  • mdam: Software RAID array control utility.

  • memprof: A tool for memory profiling and leak detection.

  • memtest86: A thorough stand-alone memory tester for x86 architecture computers.

  • metacity: The metacity window manager.

  • mew: Messaging functions for Emacs.

  • mew-common: Functions used in mew and mew-xemacs.

  • mew-xemacs: Messaging functions for XEmacs.

  • mgetty: The mgetty implementation of getty for allowing logins over serial lines.

  • mgetty-sendfax: The sendfax program for sending faxes with the mgetty program.

  • mgetty-viewfax: The viewfax utility to show faxes that were received by mgetty.

  • mgetty-voice: The vgetty utilities for supporting voice communications with mgetty.

  • mikmod: The MikMod music file player for playing a variety of audio formats.

  • mingetty: A small implementation of getty for terminal logins.

  • miniChinput: A smaller version of Chinput, a Chinese XIM server.

  • minicom: A text-based modem control utility for communicating over serial lines.

  • mkbootdisk: A bootable floppy disk creation utility.

  • mkinitrd: A utility for creating initial RAM disk images.

  • mkisofs: A tool for creating ISO9660 (CD-ROM) file systems.

  • mktemp: A scripting utility for safely creating /tmp files.

  • mod_auth_mysql: Basic authentication for the Apache Web server using MySQL.

  • mod_auth_pgsql: Basic authentication for the Apache Web server using PostgresQL.

  • mod_dav_svn: Apache server module for Subversion software source repository.

  • mod_perl: A Perl interpreter used with Apache to allow it to interpret Perl code.

  • mod_perl-devel: Tools for building XS modules that use mod_perl.

  • mod_python: An embedded Python interpreter for the Apache Web server.

  • mod_ssl: An Apache module to provide secure cryptography using SSL and TLS.

  • modutils: Utilities for managing kernel modules (loading, unloading, and so on).

  • mozilla*: The Mozilla Web browser and related utilities and programming libraries.

  • mpage: Facilitates printing several pages of PostScript output on a single page.

  • mrtg: The Multi Router Traffic Grapher tool creates charts of network traffic.

  • mtools: Utilities for managing MS-DOS formatted disks.

  • mtr: A network diagnostic tool that combines ping and traceroute features.

  • mtr-gtk: A GTK interface to the mtr network diagnostic tool.

  • mt-st: The mt (magnetic tape) and st (SCSI tape) programs for managing tape drives.

  • mtx: A utility for working with tape libraries and autoloaders.

  • mutt: A text mode e-mail mail user agent.

  • mx: A collection of Python software tools.

  • MyODBC: An ODBC driver for MySQL.

  • mysql*: This set of packages contains the MySQL database application and tools.

  • MySQL-Python: Python modules to support MySQL.

  • nabi: Simple Hangul X Input Method.

  • namazu: A full-text search engine.

  • namazu-cgi: CGI interface to namazu.

  • namazu-devel: Libraries that allow applications to use namazu.

  • nano: A small text editor.

  • nasm: The nasm Netwide Assembler.

  • nasm-doc: Documentation for the nasm Netwide Assembler.

  • nasm-rdoff: Tools for the RDOFF binary format, which can be used with nasm.

  • nautilus: A network user window that integrates file, application, and Internet resources.

  • nautilus-cd-burner: CD burning front-end for GNOME and Nautilus.

  • nautilus-cd-burner-devel: Development support for applications using nautilus-cd-burner.

  • nautilus-media: Audio viewer for GStreamer.

  • nc: The Netcat (nc) utility for reading and writing data across TCP/IP connections.

  • ncftp: A feature-packed FTP client program, including session resumption.

  • ncompress: Fast compression and decompression utilities.

  • ncpfs: Components needed to use the Novell NetWare ncpfs file systems.

  • ncurses: A character-based screen GUI library.

  • ncurses-devel: Components to create applications to use the ncurses screen handling.

  • nedit: A GUI text editor for XWindows and Motif.

  • neon: An HTTP and WebDAV client library.

  • neon-devel: Development tools for neon.

  • netatalk: AppleTalk transport protocol implementation.

  • netatalk-devel: Development libraries that allow applications to use netatalk.

  • netconfig: A text-based tool for configuring network interfaces.

  • netdump: Tools that write kernel messages and crash dumps to a remote system.

  • netdump-server: A program that listens for kernel messages across a network.

  • netpbm: Tools for working with various graphic formats.

  • netpbm-devel: Static libraries and headers for the netpbm interface.

  • netpbm-progs: Scripts for working with graphical images.

  • net-snmp: A collection of SNMP tools and libraries.

  • net-snmp-devel: Development environment for the NET-SNMP project.

  • net-snmp-libs: Libraries supporting SNMP implementation.

  • net-snmp-perl: The perl NET-SMNP module and the mib2c tool.

  • net-snmp-utils: Network management utilities using SNMP.

  • net-tools: Basic networking tools such as ifconfig, netstat and route.

  • NetworkManager: Keep-alive for wired and wireless networks.

  • NetworkManager-gnome: Gnome-specific NetworkManagement applets and interface.

  • newt: A library for creating color, text-based, and widget-based user interfaces.

  • newt-devel: Header files and libraries to develop Newt-based text-mode applications.

  • newt-perl: Perl bindings used with the Newt widget library.

  • nfs-utils: Network File System (NFS) tools to share files and directories on a network.

  • nhpf: A utility for creating PostScript files in the Korean Hangul font.

  • nkf: The nkf network Kanji code conversion filter.

  • nmap: A network exploration tool and security scanner.

  • nmap-frontend: A Gtk+ front-end for nmap.

  • nptl-devel: Development libraries for using the NPTL libraries.

  • nscd: The nscd daemon for caching name services requests from NIS and DNS.

  • nss_db: Libraries to let programs access basic system information from BSD databases.

  • nss_db-compat: Libraries that provide access to older versions of BSD databases.

  • nss_ldap: The NSS library and PAM modules to support LDAP clients.

  • ntp: The Network Time Protocol daemon. Synchronizes system time from ntp servers.

  • ntsysv: A utility for configuring services at different run levels.

  • numactl: Basic NUMA policy support.

  • nut: Software tools for monitoring uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems.

  • nut-cgi: CGI scripts for monitoring UPS systems.

  • nut-client: Client utilities for monitoring UPS systems over a network.

  • nvi-m17n: Nvi text editor files for encoding Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.

  • nvi-ml17n-canna: The nvi multilingual text editor with support for canna input.

  • nvi-ml17n-nocanna: The nvi multilingual text editor without support for canna input.

  • oaf: An object activation framework for GNOME.

  • oaf-devel: Libraries and include files for developing applications that use oaf.

  • octave: The GNU octave tools for performing numerical computations.

  • Omni: Printer-driver support using Ghostscript.

  • Omni-foomatic: Foomatic data for the Omni printer-driver system.

  • open: Utility for using virtual consoles to run programs.

  • openh323: A library implementation of the H323 teleconferencing protocol.

  • openh323-devel: Libraries and headers needed to develop using openh323.

  • openhbci*: Client-side tools for Home Banking Computer Interface (HBCI) support.

  • openjade: Uutilities for parsing DSSSL SGML content.

  • openjade-devel: Development tools for openjade.

  • openldap: Components needed to run OpenLDAP programs.

  • openldap-clients: Client programs used to work with OpenLDAP directories.

  • openldap-devel: Tools and documentation needed to create LDAP client programs.

  • openldap-servers: Server programs used to make OpenLDAP directories available.

  • openldap-servers-sql: Interface sldap server with RDBMS services.

  • openmotif: The OpenMotif libraries and programs.

  • openmotif21: Compatibility libraries for OpenMotif 2.1.

  • openmotif-devel: Development libraries that enable the creation of Motif applications.

  • openobex: Open OBEX shared C library.

  • openobex-apps: Applications for using OBEX.

  • openobex-devel: Development tools for OpenOBEX.

  • openoffice: The OpenOffice.org comprehensive office suite.

  • openoffice-i18n: Internationalization for the OpenOffice office suite.

  • openoffice-libs: OpenOffice shared libraries.

  • openssh*: Components needed by OpenSSH client and server processes.

  • openssl*: Components needed to provide Secure Socket Layer (SSL) services.

  • openswan: Cost-free implementation of IPSEC and IKE for Linux.

  • oprofile: System-wide profiler for x86 processors.

  • oprofile-devel: Header files and libraries for developing apps that use oprofile.

  • ORBit*: Components used with the ORBit CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) ORB (Object Request Broker).

  • ots: Text summarization tool.

  • ots-devel: Tools for developing ots programs.

  • pam_ccreds: Allows caching of network authentication credentials.

  • pam: Pluggable Authentication Modules libraries to select authentication mechanisms.

  • pam_krb5: A PAM library for use with Kerberos 5 authentication.

  • pam_passwdqc: A password strength checking module for pam applications.

  • pam_smb: A PAM module for authenticating against external SMB servers.

  • pam-devel: Static libraries and header files needed for PAM applications.

  • pan: A graphical USENET news reader.

  • pango: Pango software for rendering international text.

  • pango-devel: Development tools for Pango software that render international text.

  • parted: A utility for creating and resizing disk partitions.

  • parted-devel: The GNU parted library for manipulating disk partitions.

  • passivetex: TeX macros that process XSL formatting objects.

  • passwd: The passwd command for adding or changing user passwords.

  • patch: GNU Patch utility for modifying and upgrading files.

  • patchutils: Programs that manipulate patch files.

  • pax: The pax utility for creating and reading archive files.

  • pccts: Software tools that help implement compilers and other translation systems.

  • pciutils: Utilities to view and configure information for devices connected to a PCI bus.

  • pciutils-devel: Header files associated with PCI utilities.

  • pcmcia-cs: Utilities for handling PCMCIA devices.

  • pcre: A Perl-compatible, regular expression library.

  • pcre-devel: Headers and libraries needed for developing applications with pcre.

  • pdksh: The pdksh implementation of the David Korn’s Korn shell.

  • perl*: Perl high-level programming language and components.

  • php*: PHP embedded scripting language and components.

  • pilot-link: Tools for synchronizing a USR Palm Pilot with a Red Hat Linux system.

  • pilot-link-devel: Components needed to build the pilot-link application.

  • pinfo: A manual and info page viewer

  • pkgconfig: The pkg-config utility for entering package compilation options.

  • planner: The Planner visual project management application.

  • plugger: The generic Netscape plug-in for use with standard Linux programs.

  • pmake: The BSD 4.4 version of make.

  • pnm2ppa: Drivers for printing to HP PNA printers.

  • policycoreutils: Packages for SELinux policy core utilities.

  • popt: A C language library for parsing command-line parameters.

  • portmap: A utility for managing RPC connections for NFS and NIS.

  • postfix: A mail transport agent (MTA).

  • postgresql*: A set of packages to create and maintain a PostgreSQL database server.

  • ppp: The Point-to-Point Protocol daemon for managing serial line TCP/IP connections.

  • prelink: An ELF prelinking utility.

  • printman: GNOME print monitoring tool.

  • privoxy: Privacy proxy. Useful on individual workstations for enhancing Web privacy.

  • procinfo: A utility for displaying kernel information from /proc.

  • procmail: A local e-mail delivery management tool.

  • procps: Utilities, such as ps, free, and top, for displaying system information.

  • psacct: Process accounting utilities, such as ac, lastcomm, accton, and sa.

  • psgml: PSGML software that allows GNU Emacs to edit SGML and XML documents.

  • psmisc: Utilities, such as pstree, killall, and fuser, for managing processes.

  • pstack: A program that displays stack traces of running processes.

  • psutils: Utilities for manipulating PostScript documents.

  • pump-devel: Software development libraries to interface with the pump facility.

  • pvm: The pvmd daemon and related utilities for coordinating several virtual machines.

  • pvm-gui: The X-based xpvm tools for graphically managing a virtual machine.

  • pwlib: Portable Windows library to produce programs to run on Windows and UNIX.

  • pwlib-devel: Development libraries for creating applications that use pwlib.

  • pychecker: A Python source code checking tool.

  • pydict: An English/Chinese dictionary written in Python.

  • pygtk2: The modules that enable you to use gtk features in Python.

  • pygtk2-devel: Files to build wrappers to let GTK+ libraries interoperate with pygtk2.

  • pygtk2-libglade: The libglade module; provides a wrapper for the libglade library.

  • pyOpenSSL: Python wrapper around the OpenSSL library.

  • pyorbit: Python bindings for accessing the ORBit2 CORBA ORB.

  • pyorbit-devel: Development libraries for building ORBit2 add-on library wrappers.

  • PyQt: Contains the Python bindings for Qt.

  • PyQt-devel: Files needed to build bindings for C++ classes based on any Qt class.

  • PyQt-examples: Sample code demonstrating how to use the Python bindings for Qt.

  • Pyrex: Allows the mixing of Python and C data types as needed.

  • python: The Python interpreter, an object-oriented scripting language.

  • python-devel: Header files and libraries to add dynamically loaded Python extensions.

  • python-docs: Documentation for the Python programming language (text and LaTeX).

  • python-optik: Python bindings for the Optik comand line parsing library.

  • python-tools: Tools to provide a Tkinter-based IDE for Python.

  • pyxf86config: Python wrappers for the XFree86 configuration files.

  • PyXML: Xml libraries for Python.

  • qmkbootdisk: Graphical front-end for creating boot disks.

  • qt: The shared library for the Qt GUI toolkit.

  • qt-config: Simplifies GUI application development for X Windows.

  • qt-designer: User interface development tools for the Qt toolkit.

  • qt-devel: Components needed to develop Qt applications.

  • qt-MySQL: MySQL drivers for Qt’s SQL classes.

  • qt-ODBC: ODBC drivers for Qt’s SQL classes.

  • qt-PostgreSQL: Postgres drivers for Qt’s SQL classes.

  • quagga: Tools for managing TCP/IP routing protocol.

  • quagga-contrib: Third-party tools to use with quagga.

  • quagga-devel: Tools for developing quagga applications.

  • quanta: An HTML editor for the KDE environment.

  • quota: The quota, quotacheck, and quotaon tools for managing disk space.

  • radvd: The router advertisement daemon for IPv6.

  • rarpd: Reverse Address Resolution Protocol daemon.

  • rcs: The Revision Control System. Manages multiple versions of files.

  • rdate: Retrieves and sets date and time from network time servers.

  • rdesktop: Open source Windows Terminal Server client. Requires no server extensions.

  • rdist: Maintains exact copies of files on multiple computers.

  • readline: Allows programs to edit text lines with emacs keys.

  • readline-devel: Components for developing applications that use the readline library.

  • recode: Converts between character sets.

  • recode-devel: Development files that allow applications to use recode.

  • redhat-artwork: Artwork that makes up the Red Hat standard look and feel.

  • redhat-lsb: Linux Standards Base (LSB) support for Red Hat Linux.

  • redhat-menus: XML-based configuration and data files for desktop menus.

  • redhat-rpm-config: Red Hat–specific RPM configuration files.

  • reiserfs-utils: Utilities for checking and repairing ReiserFS file systems.

  • rhdb-utils: Miscellaneous utilities for PostgreSQL (Red Hat Edition).

  • rhgb: RedHat graphical boot.

  • rhn-applet: A panel applet that indicates that newer Red Hat packages are available.

  • rhnlib: Python libraries for the Red Hat Network project.

  • rhpl: Library of Python code used by programs in Red Hat Linux.

  • rhythmbox: Tool for ripping audio CDs, managing music, and burning CD-ROMs.

  • rmt: Remote tape device access utility.

  • rootfiles: The default user configuration files provided to the root user.

  • routed: A daemon that handles routing traffic and maintains routing tables.

  • rpm: A utility for installing and managing RPM (.rpm) software packages.

  • rpm-build: Development tools for creating RPM packages.

  • rpmdb-fedora: The RPM database for the entire Fedora Linux distribution.

  • rpm-devel: Components to create applications that manipulate RPM packages.

  • rpm-libs: Shared RPM libraries.

  • rpm-python: Native Python bindings to the RPM API.

  • rp-pppoe: PPP over Ethernet software, for connecting to an ISP over xDSL.

  • rsh: The rsh, rcp, rlogin remote access utilities.

  • rsh-server: Server-side daemon for the rsh remote access utilities.

  • rsync: A network file synchronization utility.

  • ruby*: This set of packages contains an object-oriented scripting language called Ruby.

  • rusers: Displays users who are logged in to machines on a local network.

  • rusers-server: Server-side daemon for the rusers utility.

  • rwall: A tool for sending messages to all who are currently logged in to a particular host.

  • rwall-server: Server-side daemon for the rwall utility.

  • rwho: Enables a user to determine who is logged into a given host.

  • samba: The Samba server software for sharing Windows files, folders, and printers.

  • samba-client: Samba utilities needed to provide file and print sharing with Windows.

  • samba-common: Samba configuration files and utilities for configuring a Samba server.

  • samba-swat: A Web-based samba configuration utility.

  • sane-backends: Scanner Access Now Easy utilities for using and managing scanners.

  • sane-backends-devel: Programming libraries for interfacing with scanners.

  • sane-frontends: Graphical front-end to SANE.

  • sash: A statically linked shell with simplified versions of some built-in commands.

  • schedutils: Utilities for working with process scheduler attributes.

  • screen: A utility for managing multiple logins on a single terminal.

  • scrollkeeper: A cataloging system for documentation on open systems.

  • SDL: Simple DirectMedia Layer for fast access to frame buffer and audio devices.

  • SDL-devel: Simple DirectMedia Layer application programming interface.

  • SDL_image: A sample image loading utility for SDL.

  • SDL_image-devel: A library for loading images for SDL applications.

  • SDL_mixer: Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL) sound mixing tools.

  • SDL_mixer-devel: SDL sound mixing application development tools.

  • SDL_net: A portable network library for use with SDL.

  • SDL_net-devel: Libraries and include files to develop SDL networked applications.

  • sed: A text stream editor.

  • selinux-doc: SELinux documentation.

  • selinux-policy-strict: Used to add strong, mandatory default security policies.

  • selinux-policy-strict-sources: Contains files needed to build security configuration.

  • selinux-policy-targeted: Used to add strong, mandatory default security policies.

  • selinux-policy-targeted-sources: Contains files needed to build security configuration.

  • sendmail: The sendmail mail transport agent.

  • sendmail-cf: Utilities and files for generating a sendmail configuration file.

  • sendmail-devel: Development files for sendmail add-ons.

  • sendmail-doc: Sendmail documentation (PostScript and troff formats).

  • setarch: Tells the kernel to report a different architecture from the current one.

  • setools: SELinux tools for managing policy.

  • setools-gui: Graphical tools for handling SETools.

  • setserial: A utility for setting and viewing serial port information.

  • setup: Default versions of basic system configuration files located in /etc.

  • setuptool: A utility for accessing text mode configuration tools.

  • sg3_utils: Collection of Linux SCSI tools.

  • sgml-common: Catalog and DTD files used with SGML.

  • shadow-utils: Utilities for using shadow passwords and related user/group information.

  • shapecfg: Configures network bandwidth parameters.

  • shared-mime-info: Shared MIME information database.

  • sharutils: Utilities for encoding and decoding shell archives.

  • sip: Generates bindings for C++ classes for use by Python.

  • sip-devel: Files needed to generate Python bindings for any C++ class library.

  • skkdic: A dictionary for a simple Kana-Kanji conversion program.

  • skkinput: A Kana to Kanji converter with multiple input protocols.

  • slang: The S-Lang language extension libraries and related components.

  • slang-devel: Components needed to develop S-Lang–based applications.

  • slocate: Utility for locating files based on a centralized database updated nightly.

  • slrn: The slrn threaded Internet news reader.

  • slrn-pull: Spools news for offline news reading.

  • sound-juicer: CD ripping tool for GStreamer.

  • sox: A general-purpose sound configuration utility.

  • sox-devel: Libraries needed to develop SoX applications.

  • spamassassin: An e-mail spam filter based on an evolved genetic algorithm.

  • specspo: Object catalogues for internationalizing Red Hat packages.

  • speex: Voice compression format (codec).

  • speex-devel: Development package for speex.

  • splint: A C program error checker.

  • squid: A proxy caching server for HTTP, FTP, and gopher.

  • squirrelmail: The SquirrelMail Webmail client.

  • star: An archiving tool with ACL support.

  • stardict: An English-to-Chinese dictionary.

  • startup-notification: A library for tracking application startup.

  • startup-notification-devel: Header files and static libraries for libstartup-notification.

  • statserial: Displays signals on 9- and 25-pin serial ports.

  • strace: Traces system calls performed by a selected program.

  • stunnel: Adds secure SSL services to non-SSL applications.

  • subversion: A concurrent version control system.

  • subversion-devel: Development libraries for subversion applications.

  • subversion-perl: Perl libraries for subversion applications.

  • sudo: Enables administrative access to privileged commands on a limited basis.

  • swig: Connects C/C++/Objective C to other high-level languages.

  • switchdesk: The desktop switcher utility for changing window managers.

  • sylpheed: A GTK+-based e-mail and news client.

  • symlinks: Checks and corrects broken symbolic links.

  • synaptics: Synaptics touchpad driver.

  • sysfsutils: Interfaces for interacting with sysfs, a virtual filesystem in Linux.

  • sysfsutils-devel: Files needed to build programs using the libsysfs API.

  • sysklogd: The syslogd and klogd daemon processes, for logging system messages.

  • syslinux: A simple boot loader that can boot from a DOS (FAT) file system.

  • sysreport: Manages system checks for hardware problems.

  • sysstat: The sar and iostat system monitoring tools.

  • system-config-*: Red Hat utilities for configuring aspects of a Linux system. In previous versions of Fedora and Red Hat Linux, these utilities began with redhat-config.

  • system-logviewer: Graphical interface for viewing and searching log files.

  • system-switch-im: Enables easy swtiching between installed input methods.

  • system-switch-mail: Mail transport agent switcher.

  • system-switch-mail-gnome: GNOME-based mail transport agent switcher.

  • SysVinit: Basic Linux boot and startup programs.

  • taipeifonts: Chinese Big5 fonts.

  • talk: Talk client for one-on-one Internet chatting.

  • talk-server: A daemon process that facilitates one-on-one Internet chatting.

  • tar: Archival and restoration utility.

  • tcl: The TCL scripting language environment.

  • tcl-devel: TCL scripting language development tools.

  • tcl-html: HTML manuals for TCL.

  • tclx: TCL extensions designed to make Linux programming tasks easier to implement.

  • tclx-devel: Development components associated with TCL extensions.

  • tclx-doc: Documentation associated with TCL extensions.

  • tcp_wrappers: Small daemon programs that monitor insecure server processes.

  • tcpdump: A command-line utility for monitoring network traffic.

  • tcsh: A csh-like command shell interpreter.

  • telnet: The client program for the telnet remote login protocol.

  • telnet-server: The server side of the telnet remote login protocol.

  • termcap: Information for text terminal oriented applications.

  • tetex: Tools for creating TeTeX documents.

  • tetex-afm: The afm2tfm utility for converting PostScript font metric files.

  • tetex-doc: Documentation that describes how to produce TeX formatted documents.

  • tetex-dvips: The dvips utility for converting TeX files to PostScript format.

  • tetex-fonts: Fonts for use with TeX documents.

  • tetex-latex: LaTeX front-end utilities for producing TeX documents.

  • tetex-xdvi: The xdvi program to preview TeX output files in the X Window System.

  • texinfo: The texinfo system to develop online and printed documents.

  • tftp: The Trivial File Transfer Protocol. Used to boot diskless workstations.

  • tftp-server: Server side of the tftp protocol.

  • theora-tools: Command line tools for use with Theora bitstream.

  • time: A utility for monitoring processing time of a selected program.

  • timidity++: The Timidity++ MIDI player and converter.

  • tix: The Tix (Tk Interface Extension) add-on to the Tk widget set.

  • tix-devel: Tix header files and development documentation.

  • tix-doc: Tk Interface eXtension documentation.

  • tk: The Tk X Window System widget set, designed to work with tcl scripting.

  • tk-devel: Tk graphical toolkit for Tcl.

  • tkinter: The Tkinter graphical interface for the Python scripting language.

  • tmake: Creates and maintains project makefiles.

  • tmpwatch: Removes temporary files that have not been used for a set interval of time.

  • tn5250: 5250 Telnet protocol implementation.

  • tn5250-devel: Support files needed to use tn5250.

  • tora: A GUI-based database development tool.

  • totem: A simple movie player for the GNOME desktop.

  • traceroute: Traces the route of IP packets across a network.

  • transfig: Translates FIG or PIC figures to other formats.

  • tree: Displays the contents of directories in a tree format.

  • tsclient: Client for VNC and Windows Terminal Server.

  • ttcp: A tool for testing the throughput of TCP connections.

  • ttfonts-ja: Japanese True Type fonts.

  • ttfonts-ko: Baekmuk Korean True Type fonts.

  • ttfonts-zh_CN: Chinese True Type fonts.

  • ttfonts-zh_TW: Chinese True Type fonts.

  • ttfprint: A utility that converts a Chinese text file to PostScript.

  • ttmkfdir: A utility for creating fonts.scale files.

  • tux: A kernel-based threaded HTTP server.

  • tuxracer: A 3d racing game featuring Tux, the Linux mascot.

  • tvtime: A high-quality TV viewer.

  • tzdata: Time zone data.

  • udev: A userspace implementation of devfs.

  • umb-scheme: An implementation of the Scheme programming language.

  • units: Converts units from one type of measurement to another.

  • unix2dos: Converts Linux/UNIX files to DOS files.

  • unixODBC*: This set of packages contains tools for the ODBC driver manager.

  • unzip: A utility for testing, listing, and extracting files from .zip archives.

  • up2date: The Red Hat Linux update agent.

  • up2date-gnome: The GNOME interface to the up2date command.

  • urw-fonts: A free version of the 35 standard PostScript fonts.

  • usbutils: Utilities for inspecting USB devices.

  • usbview: The usbview utility for viewing USB devices.

  • usermode: Utilities, such as userinfo and userpasswd, for managing user data.

  • usermode-gtk: Graphical tools for a variety of user account management tasks.

  • utempter: The libutempter shared library and utempter command.

  • util-linux: Many basic Linux utilities for users and system administrators.

  • uucp: The classic uucp utilities for transferring files among remote host computers.

  • valgrind: Program/memory interaction tracking utility.

  • valgrind-callgrind: Valgrind instrumentation system for IA-32 Linux.

  • vconfig: Configures and adjusts 802.1q VLAN parameters.

  • VFlib2*: This set of packages contains tools for converting vector fonts to bitmaps.

  • vim-common: Support files for the vim editor.

  • vim-enhanced: Enhancements to the vim editor, including Python and Perl interpreters.

  • vim-minimal: A minimal version of the vim editor.

  • vim-X11: X Window-based implementation of the vim editor.

  • vino: VNC server for the GNOME enviroment.

  • vixie-cron: Vixie implementation of the cron utility, adding some security features.

  • vlock: The vlock utility for locking console sessions.

  • vnc: A robust application for viewing desktops from remote computers over a network.

  • vnc-doc: Documentation related to the vnc server and vncviewer applications.

  • vnc-server: Server daemon for the vnc desktop viewer.

  • vorbis-tools: Runtime library and utilities related to Vorbis audio format.

  • vsftpd: The Very Secure FTP daemon.

  • vte: Experimental terminal emulator widget for use with GTK+ 2.0.

  • vte-devel: Files needed for developing applications with vte.

  • w3c-libwww: The libwww Web API, a C interface for Linux, UNIX, and Windows.

  • w3c-libwww-apps: The w3c and webbot commands.

  • w3c-libwww-devel: Libraries and header files to create w3c-libwww applications.

  • w3m: A text file viewer that can also be used as a text-mode Web browser.

  • w3m-el: The w3m interface for emacs.

  • w3m-el-common: Common files used by w3m-el and w3m-el-xemacs.

  • w3m-el-xemacs: The w3m interface for XEmacs.

  • w3m-img: Inline helper application for displaying images in the w3m text-based Web browser.

  • webalizer: A flexible Web server log file analysis program.

  • wget: A simple HTTP or FTP file retrieval utility.

  • which: Shows the full path of a selected program.

  • wireless-tools: Tools for configuring communication to wireless Ethernet equipment.

  • wl: The Wanderlust IMAP4, POP, and NNTP client for GNU emacs.

  • wl-common: Common files for wl and wl-xemacs.

  • wl-xemacs: The Wanderlust IMAP4, POP, and NNTP client for XEmacs.

  • words: A dictionary of English words that exists in the /usr/dict directory.

  • wordtrans*: A multilanguage word translator and front-end for Qt, KDE, and WWW.

  • wvdial: The wvdial intelligent dialer for PPP.

  • x3270: Software for emulating an IBM 3270 terminal.

  • x3270-text: A text mode IBM 3270 terminal emulator.

  • x3270-x11: An X Window IBM 3270 terminal emulator.

  • xalan-j*: Set of packages for transforming XML documents into HTML.

  • Xaw3d: The Xaw3d libraries needed to run programs make use of MIT Athena widgets.

  • Xaw3d-devel: Xaw3d development tools (enhanced MIT Athena widgets for X).

  • xboard: A graphical, X-based interface to GNU chess.

  • xcdroast: Utilities for burning your own music and data CD-ROMs.

  • xchat: A feature packed X Window-based IRC chat utility.

  • xcin: An X-input method server for Chinese characters.

  • xdelta: A binary file delta generator and an RCS replacement library.

  • xdelta-devel: Static library and header files for the Xdelta environment.

  • xemacs: The libraries needed to run the emacs text editor.

  • xemacs-el: A variety of elisp programs for use with the emacs text editor.

  • xemacs-info: The info documentation for the emacs text editor.

  • xemacs-sumo-*: Xemacs Lisp sump packages.

  • xfce*: Lightweight desktop environment.

  • xfdesktop: Desktop manager for the XFce Desktop Environment.

  • xferstats: Compiles information about file transfers from logfiles.

  • xffm: Next generation file manager and XMB network navigator for XFce4.

  • xffm-icons: Icons for xffm file manager.

  • xfig: A utility for creating vector graphics that can be saved in a number of formats.

  • xfprint: Print manager for the XFce 4 Desktop environment.

  • xfsprogs: Utilities for managing the XFS file system.

  • xfsprogs-devel: XFS file system–specific static libraries and headers.

  • xfwm4: Next generation window manager for xfce.

  • xfwm4-themes: Additional themes for xfwm4.

  • xhtml1-dtds: XML document type definition for XHTML 1.0.

  • xinetd: A secure replacement for the inetd super server.

  • xinitrc: A utility for configuring X Window System startup.

  • xisdnload: A graphical tool for displaying load activity on ISDN network connections.

  • xloadimage: An image display and manipulation utility.

  • xml-common: A collection of XML entities and DTDs.

  • xmlsec1: Library providing support for XML Signature and XML Encryption standards.

  • xmlsec1-devel: Libraries, includes, and so on, to develop applications with XML Digital Signatures and XML Encryption support.

  • xmlsec1-openssl: OpenSSL crypto plugin for XML Security Library.

  • xmlsec1-openssl-devel: OpenSSL crypto plugin for XML Security Library.

  • xmltex: A namespace-aware XML parser written in TeX.

  • xmlto: A tool that converts XML to various formats using XSL.

  • xmms: A versatile multimedia player.

  • xmms-devel: Header files needed by the Xmms multimedia player.

  • xmms-flac: X MultiMedia System plugin to play FLAC files.

  • xmms-skins: Skins for the Xmms media player.

  • xojpanel: A graphical tool for displaying LCD contents on HP printers.

  • xorg-x11*: Set of package containing the X.Org X server and related utilities, fonts and documentation.

  • xosview: A utility for graphically showing system load and CPU usage.

  • xpdf: An open-source PDF file viewer.

  • xrestop: Utility to monitor applications' use of X server resources.

  • xsane: An X interface to the Sane scanner and digital camera framework.

  • xsane-gimp: A Gimp library interface to the xsane scanner and digital camera interface.

  • xscreensaver: A large set of screensaver programs.

  • xsnow: An X WindowSystem-based dose of Christmas cheer.

  • xsri: Displays images on the background of your X display.

  • xterm: The xterm terminal emulator command for the X Window System.

  • yelp: The GNOME 2 centralized help and documentation browser.

  • ypbind: The ypbind daemon process for binding NIS clients to an NIS domain.

  • ypserv: The ypserv components for setting up a Linux NIS server.

  • yp-tools: Tools for NIS based on the FreeBSD version of YP.

  • ytalk: A multiuser chat program.

  • yum: Tools for downloading and installing packages in RPM format.

  • zip: A compression and decompression utility.

  • zisof-tools: Utilities that create compressed CD-ROM file systems.

  • zlib: A general-purpose, patent-free, loss-less data compression library.

  • zlib-devel: Libraries for developing applications that require zlib compression.

  • zsh: A shell/command-line interpreter similar to an enhanced ksh.

  • zsh-html: Zsh shell manual in html format.




Red Hat Fedora Linux 3 Bible
Red Hat Fedora Linux 3 Bible
ISBN: 0764578723
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 286

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