Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 25th Oct 2003 05:13 UTC, submitted by Charles Krohn
Today, Ian Murdock described his recent work on APT to the Debian community. This announcement has far-ranging implications for the future of Fedora and Debian projects. Ars Technica has the details.
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"www.rpmfind.net is a legitimate and well known website containing rpms for several distros"
If you say so. Now just point me to which area of the site lists the minimum quality requirements that a package must meet in order to be indexed there, and the rigorous and consistently-applied QA process that is used to check that the packages do in fact meet these requirements. I don't think there *are* any such requirements or quality control, but feel free to prove me wrong.