>> Yes, but the RPM format is far too complex for a standard, IMHO. In > >Actually if anything its too simple since it lacks a couple of the handy >Debian 'maybe you also want' type items right now. RPM also offers very >important stuff like cryptographically strong verification of packages.
And you only gain these features on a 100% RPM-based system. So what's
the point?
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