question
Brian Fahrlander
Brian at fahrlander.net
Wed Feb 18 03:25:15 UTC 2004
On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 10:35 +0800, Richmond Pabilona wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Since fedora is a red hat distro, i was wondering why there are some
> packages that are specifically for red hat and fedora? Why is it that
> both of them using the same rpms? While sometimes, the package can work
> for both of them. How will i know if the package is for fedora or red
> hat if the download site only offers packages for red hat.
Libraries, man...libraries. Just like from 6-7 or 7-8 or 8-9 or 9-
Fedora, other basic packages get upgraded all the time. Sure: give it a
try: get an SRPM from 7 or and and rebuild it on Fedora. If it can't
work, it'll tell ya.
Just remember: Fedore FC1 == Redhat 10. That's all.
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