Announcing the Fedora Daily Package

[Chris Tyler]

The Fedora Daily Package is an unofficial daily guide to some of the
interesting and useful packages in Fedora which installed by default. A
new package is featured each Weekday according to daily themes, except
for Wednesday, when the site features an in-depth look at a Fedora
packaging or configuration detail.

This is a fun and easy way to learn about new packages that you may have
never heard about! The Fedora daily Package is at
http://dailypackage.fedorabook.com (Atom and RSS feeds are available).

--
Chris Tyler

[Michael Wiktowy]

On 4/2/07, Chris Tyler  wrote:
> The Fedora Daily Package is an unofficial daily guide to some of the
> interesting and useful packages in Fedora which installed by default. A
> new package is featured each Weekday according to daily themes, except
> for Wednesday, when the site features an in-depth look at a Fedora
> packaging or configuration detail.
>
> This is a fun and easy way to learn about new packages that you may have
> never heard about! The Fedora daily Package is at
> http://dailypackage.fedorabook.com (Atom and RSS feeds are available).

Thanks for this. Interesting stuff.
Does anyone have much experience with the reliability of that rollback
feature and does it add a lot of time to the uninstall?
/Mike

[Robert P. J. Day]

On Mon, 2 Apr 2007, Michael Wiktowy wrote:
> On 4/2/07, Chris Tyler  wrote:
> > The Fedora Daily Package is an unofficial daily guide to some of the
> > interesting and useful packages in Fedora which installed by default. A
> > new package is featured each Weekday according to daily themes, except
> > for Wednesday, when the site features an in-depth look at a Fedora
> > packaging or configuration detail.
> >
> > This is a fun and easy way to learn about new packages that you
> > may have never heard about! The Fedora daily Package is at
> > http://dailypackage.fedorabook.com (Atom and RSS feeds are
> > available).
>
> Thanks for this. Interesting stuff.

i agree but, IMHO, you would probably be wise to steer clear of
low-level utilities like strace().  while something like strace is
undoubtedly useful, i'm guessing more user-level apps would be of more
interest to your readership.

just my $0.02.

rday