On Fre, 11 Jan 2002, Mario Miko�evi� wrote: > > I don't get that logic. By compiling against the latest snapshot of a > > testing rpm you want to avoid that people have to rebuild Qt every time they > > install a new avifile ?? > Rebuilding != installing.
Yes, then lets say "installing". I regularly get complains from Rawhide users why other stuff is broken after they upgraded some rpms from Rawhide thats why I'm a bit allergic to that stuff ;) > And guess what, you _don't_ _have_ to have gccX.X to install avifile > from packages that I provide. If some package is required you just wget > it and rpm -U it and voala, no configure/make process involved. Yeah, but those might have other dependencies which need to be upgraded as well. I recently had to update a php rpm on one Redhat machines and had to download almost 60% of all installed rpms (which took almost a day) to satisfy the dependencies. Anyway, I do understand that this is on purpose, and people using Redhat and rawhide should know what they're doing. Sorry, don't feel provocated. Dirk _______________________________________________ Avifile mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://prak.org/mailman/listinfo/avifile
