that's a good question, i use to think that if one upgraded 'kdebase' then one was forced to upgrade things like 'kdelibs' as well, but just recently i have found that (after defining my cooker source) i can upgrade one without urpmi telling me that i need to upgrade everything else kde-ish. i tend to see what kde packages i have installed e.g. kdebase, kdelibs, kdeutils etc. and issue all of them on the urpmi command line and say yes to whatever dependencies it says have to be satisfied, possibly the above behaviour is because the newer versions of the mdk rpms are just newer distro packaging of the otherwise same release of kde, i'm not sure. as for using urpmi, 'urpmi --help' and 'man urpmi' are quite straightforward - for a change! :-) On Wednesday 12 September 2001 9:49 am, you wrote: > Does anybody know how to use the URPMI ? > For example, i want to upgrade the KDE to 2.2 and have > all the packages on a CD, what is the RPM that i should install > with the URPMI, so it'll install all the packages ? > > Michael Spivak
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