See linux-audit. See fedora docs on dnf vs apt
Adding and Removing
Listing packages
List installed packages (see tylersguides)
dnf list installed
Which package contains
dnf provides /bin/ps
Though this searches all packages, including those not installed. For me, under Rocky 9 KDE, the kde-connect daemon crashes, and I don't need it. So to find the package name
dnf provides $(which kdeconnect-app)
which yields
kde-connect...
but this is slow. Rather (as above)
dnf list installed | grep kde | grep connect
and then
dnf remove kdeconnectd
Installing Dependencies
See this stackoverflow.
yum --nogpgcheck localinstall packagename.arch.rpm
actually with dnf you can now just do
dnf install package.rpm