Fedora Project to Help Revitalize RPM
-=Moridin=- writes "The Fedora Project has announced plans to revitalize RPM, the package manager used by many Linux distros. According to the announcement, 'Job #1 is to take the current RPM codebase and clean it up, and in doing so work with all the other people and groups who rely on RPM to build a first-rate upstream project.' For more information, see the the RPM web site and the new wiki-based RPM FAQ. The issue of RPM's upstream development has been a thorny issue ever since Jeff Johnson, the original maintainer of RPM, left Red Hat."
...good solution for them. Or should I call it apt?
It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile
Be yourself no matter what they say
Job #1 is to take the current RPM codebase and clean it up.......
/var/lib/rpm
Easy job, this took care of it.... :
rm -rf
For some reason, I had misread "...a thorny issue ever since Jeff Johnson, the original maintainer of RPM, left Red Hat." as Horny issue. So I did a google image search on Jeff Johnson, and I can confirm it was horny (in a homo-erotic way).
I'll do it for cheesy poofs.
So I guess they're really going to "Rev up" the RPM's?
[dodging tomatoes]
If you hate dependency hell, you should try Slackware: no package dependency at all!
If you install a program and it doesn't run, check the console messages for the missing library (or just ask Google), and install it by hand.
factor 966971: 966971
Oh, yes, that is called inferno instead of hell.
I should look for Y-movies
I use aptitude, because it's less typing. A-P-T-I-tab as opposed to A-P-T-hyphen-G-tab. And yes, that's the only reason.
and you've got a PHB that doesn't understand unix..
cool!
It's like your comment was written in 1999 and you just now posted it.
Why read the article when I can just make up a snap judgement?