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tor, 2003-08-07 kl. 22:09 skrev Peter Backlund:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>> A simple and intuitive front end for YUM and rpm. Never mind about the
> icon in the GNOME-menu. But if the Nautilus applications:/// cold make a
> front end for YUM and rpm, the new user wold find installing rpms
> easily. And a YUM repository cold be made as an RHN subscription.
Actually, I think SuSE has their update/install tool (yast) organized in a </I></FONT></PRE>
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<PRE>SuSE's YAST is way to deficult and does not look good. It isent simple.
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Bjorn Andersen <<A HREF="mailto:ba@linuxin.dk"><U>ba@linuxin.dk</U></A>>
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