up2date or other GUI package manager on RH9 to install some packages from Rawhide

From: Thomas Frayne (tomf_at_sjpc.org)
Date: 09/30/03

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Date: 30 Sep 2003 11:42:24 -0700

    Is there a way to use up2date on RH9 to install individual packages from
    Rawhide? Is there another GUI package manager that can resolve
    dependencies and install all needed packages?

    Can I activate as Rawhide channel on RH9? I want to upgrade Evolution,
    and am using the rpm command, and downloading rpm's manually to resolve
    dependencies. I would like to use a better way if possible. 

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