fedora core 2 sore spots
dsyates
dsyates at mindspring.com
Tue Jun 8 20:28:52 UTC 2004
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
At 06:17 6/8/2004, Trond Are Haugland wrote:
>>dsyates wrote:
>
>>>>up2date still sucks. (yes. I know yum works fine)
>
>>
>>I don't understand, up2date has worked perfectly for me in both
>>Fedora Core 1 & 2. In what way does it suck for you?
>Agreed. I have only used yum so far on a system which is RHL-7.3 and
>updating from Fedora Legacy. All my other systems use up2date and work
>beautifully... in particular I now appreciate the -k option which lets
>me point to a local directory, and the ability to put local
directories >also >in /etc/sysconfig/rhn/sources. Please provide more
detail on its >perceived "suckiness" for you.
Up2date sucks less than it did in FC1; but I still experience seemingly
random unresponsiveness. I appreciate the fact that that it handles
mirror sites better. I guess my gripe with up2date are aimed more at the
gui functionality of the program. It does do a good job of notifying me
when updates are needed; but a good 20% of the time, it's plum miserable
at retrieving them. I only use yum for that now. On a related topic, I
like apt better than yum, but I am using yum instead, hoping it will
grow on me. In hind site maybe "sucks" is too strong a word. I just wish
up2date worked better. A google search on "up2date sucks" "2004" yields
22 results :-)
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