> > - the pop pups from rpmdrake are after all not > *so* > > bad, and they are in fact easy to understand. but, > > then downloading softare from plf, there are > allways > > lots of poppups, and I must stay in front of the > > monitor, and allway click : yes, I want to install > (I > > know, its because I didn't downloaded the key...). > But > > would be nice to have a : " yes for all" button. > > Popups? What if you were to use the command line? Is > that simpler for > you?
yes .. I also normaly use the commandline, but sometimes I want to use rpmdrake because its easier to select every package I want. And its really annoying allways to click : yes, I really want to install that package. sometime I install something like 200 package, and it would be nice if then I could go out .. .and when I come back, everything is installed. > > > - then I update software from cooker, and one > package > > failed, I have to start all again. Ok, its nice > that > > the package are stored in /var/cache, but it would > be > > even nicer if, then i download 2 softare A and B, > and > > the download from software A fails, Software B has > > nothing to do with A (no dependencies), that urpmi > > installs Software A > > Yes, I agree very strongly with this statement. yes ... that must be done ... > > > - I want to be able to acces with urpmi mirrors, > which > > are protected with username/passwort (or does that > > already work?) > > I use > > urpmi.addmedia <name> > username:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [with <PATH TO > HDLIST>] > > to add it to the list of available media. oh .,.. good, I didnt know that :-). again, urpmi is *really* nice. ;-) __________________________________________________________________ Gesendet von Yahoo! Mail - http://mail.yahoo.de Möchten Sie mit einem Gruß antworten? http://grusskarten.yahoo.de
