If you are looking for a command to see the disk usage by each of the rpm‘s then you can use this command:

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      &nbsp;rpm -q --queryformat "%10{SIZE}\t%{NAME}\n"
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And if you use this command very regularly then you can create an alias like

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      &nbsp;alias rpm_size='rpm -q --queryformat "%10{SIZE}\t%{NAME}\n" '
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and use it like

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      rpm_size <package name>
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and if you wish to see all the packages then you can use the following:

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      rpm -qa -–queryformat=”%10{SIZE}\t%{NAME}\n” | sort -k1,1n
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