Hi All:
Would it safely be possible to use the RedHat Package Manager from RH version 7.2 with FC3?
I'm attempting to download either the DVD or CDs without success so have ordered the DVD from CheapBytes and will install from that.
Unless the Add/Remove Applications program in FC3t3 has changed in FC3 Final, I would prefer to use the older RH program as it has features missing in the newer version (such as listing ALL programs and versions installed).
Also, I keep seeing references to bittorent. What is that? Where to get information about it?
Thanks, Tom
Am Do, den 11.11.2004 schrieb Thomas Taylor um 8:03:
Would it safely be possible to use the RedHat Package Manager from RH version 7.2 with FC3?
You mean the RPM from RH7.2? No! Don't shoot yourself into the knee. You mean GnoRPM? No, that won't do either.
Use yum and yumi if you want a GUI for the online installer tools. Or use apt along with synaptic.
Also, I keep seeing references to bittorent. What is that? Where to get information about it?
http://azureus.sourceforge.net/index.php
This is one advanced and popular BitTorrent client. BitTorrent is a Peer2Peer network with an own protocol. Google will bring you more information.
Thanks, Tom
Alexander
On Wed, 2004-11-10 at 23:03 -0800, Thomas Taylor wrote:
Hi All:
Would it safely be possible to use the RedHat Package Manager from RH version 7.2 with FC3?
I'm attempting to download either the DVD or CDs without success so have ordered the DVD from CheapBytes and will install from that.
Unless the Add/Remove Applications program in FC3t3 has changed in FC3 Final, I would prefer to use the older RH program as it has features missing in the newer version (such as listing ALL programs and versions installed).
Also, I keep seeing references to bittorent. What is that? Where to get information about it?
Thanks, Tom
Tom Taylor Registered linux user #263467 FC3T3 (for now) KDE 3.3.0-5RH
I tried to go from RH 7.3 to FC2 with an upgrade and it tanked. I think the versions are too far apart, I had to wipe the drive and do a clean install. And no I had not backed up the drive, but it was just stuff, like dust in the corners. Lucky for me a month later I haven't said "OH NO that file!" Like they say about clothes, if you haven't worn it again in a year you probably never will :-)
Tim...