yeah, I did.

Its really not an individual tools thing, its a design philosophy thing.  RH
and its decendants are a collection of tools piled on a mishmash.  No ground
up core that binds everything together, and its really apparent.

Its like using AIX (or SCO) vs using solaris.

Carl Parrish spoke forth with the blessed manuscript:
> Mike Garfias wrote:
> >In vogue?  Uhh, ok.  I thought the current trend was to trash deb for their
> >long release cycles.
> >
> >1) the package management sucks.  Big time.  Whats with putting the rev in 
> >the
> >package name?  
> >
> >2) Package dependancies.  The RPMs seem to be VERY coarse grained, 
> >package-zxy
> >depends on package-abc, package-def, and package-ghi, even though -ghi is 
> >only
> >perpherially related (ex: PHP depending on openldap being installed).  I 
> >have
> >to chain multiple commands to figure out what needs to be removed first,
> >before I can remove a package.
> >
> >Its a very unprofessional setup.  I'd rather use Sun's package management.
> 
> Have you tried using yum and yumex? For me it doesn't get any eaiser.
> 
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