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seth vidal wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The guidelines don't say "preferred Core application". They say
"packages that are considered essential for end users". I hope that at some
point a decent yum GUI fits that bill. Yumex might not be at that point yet,
but hopefully it will be at some point.
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So I got a chance to play with the new yumex this weekend.
good things:
- it's not screen scraping anymore (yay!)
- it makes browsing the repos quite easy
- it makes repo addition/editing pretty easy
bad things:
- the 'add a repo' interface is a little klunky
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I now it have to work on this one <span class="moz-smiley-s1"><span>
:-) </span></span><br>
I have been contacted by Paul Nasrat and we will work together to get
some common code<br>
in yumex and pup, the first thing we will work on is a common interface
to add and configure repositories.<br>
<br>
Tim<br>
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