  The installation and maintenance of scientific software for research in
experimental, phenomenological, and theoretical High Energy Physics (HEP)
requires a considerable amount of time and expertise. While many tools are
available to make the task of installation and maintenance much easier, many of
these tools require maintenance on their own, have little documentation and
very few are used outside of HEP community.
  For the installation and maintenance of the software, we rely on the well
tested, extensively documented, and reliable stack of software management tools
with the RPM Package Manager (RPM) at its core. The precompiled HEP software
packages can be deployed easily and without detailed Linux system knowledge and
are kept up-to-date through the regular system update process. The precompiled
packages were tested on multiple installations of openSUSE, RHEL clones, and
Fedora. As the RPM infrastructure is adopted by many Linux distributions, the
approach can be used on more systems.
  In this contribution, we discuss our approach to software deployment in
detail, present the software repositories for multiple RPM-based Linux
distributions to a wider public and call for a collaboration for all the
interested parties.
