Linux command
oma 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Example
sudo oma
Install
sudo oma install [package_name]
Remove
sudo oma remove [package_name]
Search
oma search [keyword]
Example
oma show [package_name]
Upgrade
sudo oma upgrade
Update
sudo oma refresh
Example
oma files [package_name]
Fix broken
sudo oma fix-broken
Example
oma help
说明
oma is a modern package management frontend for dpkg-based Linux distributions, developed by the AOSC (Anthon Open Source Community) project. It provides an interactive text-based interface for managing packages, with support for dependency resolution and system upgrades. Pre-installed on AOSC OS, it is also available for Debian, Ubuntu, Deepin, openKylin, and other dpkg-based distributions. The tool features multi-threaded package downloads, smart search, and safeguards against accidental removal of essential packages. It aims to provide a user-friendly experience while maintaining compatibility with the underlying dpkg/apt infrastructure.
参数
- install _package_
- Install one or more packages
- remove _package_
- Remove one or more packages
- upgrade
- Upgrade all installed packages to newest versions
- refresh
- Update the package list from repositories
- search _keyword_
- Search for packages matching keyword
- show _package_
- Display detailed information about a package
- list
- List installed packages
- depends _package_
- Show package dependencies
- rdepends _package_
- Show reverse dependencies
- files _package_
- List files in the specified package
- provides _pattern_
- Find packages providing files matching the pattern
- fix-broken
- Fix broken dependencies
- pick _package_
- Install a specific version of a package
- mark _package_
- Mark package status (manual, auto, hold, unhold)
- download _package_
- Download package(s) without installing
- history
- Show package operation history
- clean
- Clean downloaded package cache
- help
- Display help information
FAQ
What is the oma command used for?
oma is a modern package management frontend for dpkg-based Linux distributions, developed by the AOSC (Anthon Open Source Community) project. It provides an interactive text-based interface for managing packages, with support for dependency resolution and system upgrades. Pre-installed on AOSC OS, it is also available for Debian, Ubuntu, Deepin, openKylin, and other dpkg-based distributions. The tool features multi-threaded package downloads, smart search, and safeguards against accidental removal of essential packages. It aims to provide a user-friendly experience while maintaining compatibility with the underlying dpkg/apt infrastructure.
How do I run a basic oma example?
Run `sudo oma` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does install _package_ do in oma?
Install one or more packages