Greetings to all,
I'm a SUSE 6.0 User, I use GNOME 1.0.x which I downloaded as SUSE RPMs
from the GNOME website. by looking fo various software on the web I
always found (almost) redHat RPMs and rarely SUSE Rpms.
I do have questions ;
+ What is the difference between them ??
+ What will happend if I install a Red Hat RPM on my SUSE system ??
+ Can anybody explain to me why they are different RPMs ??
IMHO RPM should be a standard because one name should only refer to the
same thing, or people get lost like with MiKro$oft shit.
I found RPMs very convenient because you can easily install or deisntall
stuff and query your system about what s on it.
I know that lots of you like the tarball stuff, but for multiple machine
management RPMs are just great.
Those of course are just my 0.02 euro :) thoughts.
Best regards to All,
GH Portefait
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