[ale] Does anyone use apt with Redhat on the list?

[William Engler]

Might want to look into yum.  I'm not sure if you have to use apt for
some particular reason, but yum might be a good replacement for it.

I know that www.fedora.us supports both apt and yum and is a pretty
reliable "extras" repository, but there are loads of yum repositories
out there also.

William "SPAM" Engler


On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 10:13:29 -0400, Dow Hurst <dhurst at kennesaw.edu> wrote:
> 
> Just checking since I have a pretty high priority on getting apt to do what I
> want.  Anyone ever installed KDE to get K3B on Redhat?  Is it just easier to
> compile and install from source rather than use apt?  I haven't had enough
> time to research this thoroughly but what Googling I have done yields very
> little for Linux apt Redhat, or apt Redhat repository and so on.
> 
> I'll be looking at my errors on the KDE install and seeing what I can figure
> out this weekend.  Thanks,
> Dow
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