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Axel Thimm wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, Mar 17, 2006 at 11:45:39PM -0500, Dylan R. Semler wrote:
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<pre wrap="">So what does one do? These people on the fedora sites seem to say that
atrpms is incompatible with the *core* fedora distribution and "is not
advised."
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That's BS, or better said FUD. You are in fear, uncertainity and
doubt, right?
Please complain to the people writing such crap. It's a free world,
everyone can say and write what he likes and the Fedora community has
such and such people, you'll probably find fedora people claiming Bush
and Bin Laden are the same person.
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If it helps, My Fedora 4 laptop has dag and dries enabled full time. I
discovered ATrpms last week when I wanted myth RPMs for the laptop to
watch some shows I had recorded while the family was watching other
things on the main TV. I used ATrpms to grab myth which worked just
fine, however having ATrpms enabled fulltime produced many missing
dependencies so I disabled it, but still keep it in my yum.repos.d
directory to be used as needed.<br>
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