Re: [Bulk] Re: [opensuse] Factory repo rpm problem

Peter J. P-N wrote:
Dave Plater schrieb:

I know what Factory is and I am trying to determine whether this is a
bug or not.

Understandable! But why here?
There is a dedicated list for factory:
opensuse-factory@xxxxxxxxxxxx

Btw, it was really fun to read some questions about k(tm)ernel on the
opensuse kde mailing list....

I wont forget the reponse: "You're aware that the kernel is - even
though it starts with a K - not a KDE application?" ;-P

Checking this page might prove usefully before starting a new thread:
http://en.opensuse.org/Communicate/Mailinglists

Cheers
Pete

Thanks, I've subscribed, maybe I can get yast up and running again, all my hardware related yast programs have been broken for a couple of weeks. Still it's a fantastic learning curve doing without, its so much easier to edit resolv.conf to change nameservers than using yast.
Dave
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