Re: The opposite of apt4rpm

From: Jabo (beitrag_at_sags-per-mail.de)
Date: 10/08/05


Date: Sat, 08 Oct 2005 16:36:32 +0200

houghi wrote:

> Both YaST and apt use the rpm database.

I ment rpm database like "rpm -qia" or so, the locally known system of
installed rpms and dependencies before either yast or apt4rpm are run on
a rpm based system. I didn't mean storages of packages out there, or am I
missunderstanding ypu now? (sorry, born german native speaker, i might
get something wrong by some typo that otherwise would be obvious)

Sounds like 2 fools, 1 thought?

And oh, thanks for the rest ;)



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