Hi Ravindar,
If there is a **real** need, then going with RPM in Ubuntu can be
entertained,else, this is real risky becoz Ubuntu is not built to work with
RPM files. And moreover, Debian Package Management is the best than RPM.
Can you please share the need for installing RPM in Ubuntu and also is
there a specific RPM package you are trying to install in Ubuntu ?
And also, please do explain things rather than pasting the output :(
Thanks.
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