[ale] Red Hat Linux Project Merges With Fedora

[Jeff Hubbs]

Almost like the happy life Gentoo users live?  Well, it's *almost* happy
- there are things like having it take a couple days to compile xfree86
on giveaway-speed computers...

(I should point out that there ARE ways to keep from having to do that
but there are some synchronization risks involved that I'd just as soon
not incur)

On Mon, 2003-09-22 at 16:20, John Wells wrote:
> Well, for me, it's good to see Red Hat joining with a project who's sole
> purpose in life was to make good packages available via apt.  I've been
> using apt-rpm for a few years now and don't think I could live without it.
> 
> The problem I've always had lurking in the back of my mind when using
> apt-rpm repositories is that I was being *very* trusting...the
> repositories were usually small, home-run operations or a step above
> (freshrpms.net).  Now, with Red Hat and Fedora linked up, you'll have
> verified, tested packages available via apt....a happy life indeed.
> 
> John
> 
> Jeffrey B. Layton said:
> > John Wells wrote:
> >
> >>A great day for both Red Hat and Fedora, imo:
> >>
> >
> > Why? (curious) :)
> >
> >>
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