What are alternatives to Yum?

Alternatives to Yum include:

1. DNF (Dandified YUM): The next-generation package manager for RPM-based distributions, which is the default in Fedora and newer versions of RHEL/CentOS.

2. APT (Advanced Package Tool): Used in Debian-based distributions like Ubuntu for managing packages.

3. Zypper: The package manager for openSUSE, which handles RPM packages.

4. Pacman: The package manager for Arch Linux, designed for simplicity and speed.

5. RPM (Red Hat Package Manager): A low-level package management tool for installing, uninstalling, and managing RPM packages directly.

Each of these tools has its own features and is suited for different Linux distributions.