James Antill wrote:
So this is something I wrote during the Fed-9 freeze so that you could
easily see what was meant by a group being installed/not-installed.
Example output is (without verbose mode output is identical):
% yum grouplist -v
[...]
Installed Groups:
Group name Core Def Opt Cond
Administration Tools : 72% 6%
Authoring and Publishing : 44% 5%
DNS Name Server : 100% 0% 0%
[...]
Available Groups:
Group name Core Def Opt Cond
Clustering : 0% 0%
Educational Software : 0% 0%
Fedora Packager : 90%
...patch is at:
http://people.redhat.com/jantill/yum/patches/group-pc.patch
...anyone think this is crack? Can anyone think of a better thing to
output?
I have no problem with this patch, but it is hard for me to see where
this feature is useful.
That does
> Installed Groups:
> Group name Core Def Opt Cond
> Administration Tools : 72% 6% '
this tell me ?, i just get confused, if a group is installed then all
mandatory (core) + default should be installed , so why is only "72%"
installed ?.
And generally does percentage dont tell you much, if you don't what it
refers to.
50% of 2 apples is better than "apples 50%".
maybe it better to use 10/20 (packages) than to use 50%.
Tim
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