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RPM Browser Beta 2

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  • Price: Free
  • Operating system: Windows 95, Windows NT
  • Date added: October 23, 1998
  • Total Downloads: 26,234
  • Downloads last week: 12
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RPM Browser is a Windows 95/98/NT tool for Linux users. It allows you to browse RPM files from the Windows platform and extract files via a 32-bit port of CPIO for long filenames. RPM Browser is ideal for dual booters who download RPM files while using Windows and later install the Linux RPM applications.

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