Usage of Zypper on Ubuntu

Example 1: Zypper Shell

Starts a shell in order to input many commands in a single session. Exit the shell by pressing Ctrl-D or exit.

zypper shell

Example 2: Zypper Ps

This command list any ongoing processes that may still be using files and libraries that have been destroyed by recent upgrades.

zypper ps

Example 3: Zypper Licenses

It is used to print a report on installed package licenses and EULAs (End User License Agreement).

zypper licenses

Zypper is a software management command-line program. It may add package repositories, search for packages, install, uninstall, or update packages, install patches, and device drivers, and check dependencies, among other things. Zypper can be used interactively or in a non-interactive fashion by the user, scripts, or front-ends. In this article, we will be going through the installation and usage of Zypper on the Ubuntu system.