...it is RPM that becomes the default or "standard". Then
distributions will be unfettered by such concerns. That seems to be
the distinction no one makes because Microsoft held the computer
world by BOTH balls, operating system and chief Application: Office
Suite.
If the kernel is stabalized, and the tree standardized, then only
the intsallation of packages need be agreed on.
In the Linux world things can work differently if folks are jerked
out of their Microsoft brings both the ball and bat to the game
mindset.
S.u.S.E. recognizes and agrees with RPM, and RPM is the feather in the Red Hat.
Am I wrong? I admit I'm a newbie.
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