Yes, you can revert to a previous package version using the package manager in Linux. The method varies depending on the package manager you are using. Here are examples for APT and YUM:
For APT (Debian-based systems like Ubuntu):
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First, check the available versions of the package:
apt list --all-versions package-name -
Then, install the specific version you want:
sudo apt install package-name=version-number
For YUM (Red Hat-based systems):
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Check the available versions of the package:
yum --showduplicates list package-name -
Install the specific version:
sudo yum install package-name-version
Make sure to replace package-name and version-number with the actual package name and the version you want to revert to.
