> Personally, what I would like SuSE to do is produce a .RPM update
> of compiler updates then have a tree for programs related to those
> specific upgrades. As a example, Gnome 1.0 requires 1.20 of glib
> and gtk+ 1.20. KDE is another fine example, or upgrading to the
> 2.2 kernel. (ala, even after reading the upgrade notes for the
> 2.2 kernel some files / links have been moved or linked into another
> package. Issue's like this will either break or make a distrib.
>
Actually, I would second this motion...but would prefer packages be in the old
tar.gz or .tgz extensions....some of us have no choice but to download through
Windows (winmodems and such) and then have to load the stuff from the windows
partition ...windows does rude things to .rpm files...IT TRIES TO PLAY
THEM...:-)
my.02
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