How to Display Last Twenty Yum Transactions in Linux

How can you view the last twenty Yum transactions in Linux?

What command would you execute to achieve this?

Answer

To display the last twenty Yum transactions in Linux, you can use the command 'yum history list 20'.

When you want to view the Yum transactions in Linux, you can use the Yum package manager command 'yum history list'. By adding the number of transactions you want to display after the command, you can specify the exact number you wish to see. In this case, to display the last twenty Yum transactions, you would use 'yum history list 20'.

Executing this command will show you a list of the twenty most recent Yum transactions. Each transaction entry will include details such as the transaction's ID, action performed, date, time, and any other relevant information about the transaction. This can be useful for tracking changes or troubleshooting issues related to package management on your Linux system.