Yum essentially installs rpm packages, but yum will automatically resolve dependencies. If you use the rpm command to install, you need to resolve the dependencies yourself. As for the version of the installation package, I remember that you can control it yourself
yum is divided into official sources and third-party sources. Official source packages have passed Red Hat’s strict binary testing. But the version may be older. Third-party sources are made by enthusiasts in the community. The version is newer, but the security of the package depends on the author.
rpm package
rpm packages are produced and released after compilation. Some compilation parameters cannot be customized and have limitations.
source
The source code can customize compilation parameters. There are certain technical requirements for users.
To be smart, I suggest the author to change his own source. If it can be installed with yum in the future, use yum to install it. If it really can't be solved, then consider the source code. For how to change the source, see: 15 things to do after installing RedHat and Centos
Yum essentially installs rpm packages, but yum will automatically resolve dependencies. If you use the rpm command to install, you need to resolve the dependencies yourself. As for the version of the installation package, I remember that you can control it yourself
System Agreement
centos system
yum
yum is divided into official sources and third-party sources.
Official source packages have passed Red Hat’s strict binary testing. But the version may be older.
Third-party sources are made by enthusiasts in the community. The version is newer, but the security of the package depends on the author.
rpm package
rpm packages are produced and released after compilation. Some compilation parameters cannot be customized and have limitations.
source
The source code can customize compilation parameters. There are certain technical requirements for users.
To be smart, I suggest the author to change his own source. If it can be installed with yum in the future, use yum to install it. If it really can't be solved, then consider the source code. For how to change the source, see: 15 things to do after installing RedHat and Centos