Linked by Eugenia Loli on Sat 14th Sep 2002 22:44 UTC
From SuSE Linux 8.1 on, YaST2 comes with a new, powerful package manager. It supersedes the classic YaST2 single package selection and integrates the YaST Online Update (YOU) and post-installation add-on selection at the same time. It lays the foundation for supporting multiple installation sources like a traditional set of SuSE CDs, add-on product CDs, patch CDs, FTP servers or even local directories - all of which may contain software packages
to install. Specially optimized versions were implemented for both graphical user interface (the YaST2 Qt UI) or text interface (the YaST2 NCurses UI), providing each type of user with the tool that best fits his needs. Read more
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> Joe User...
Sure, I'm going to send an email to Rob Pike complaining that in the Plan9 install is too difficult for poor Joe User to have to edit vgadb using ed...
I couldn't care less about Joe User... the more far you keep any "Joe User" from me, the better...
If OSNews is supposed to mean JoeUserNews, then that explains everything!, I wonder how the hell I ended up in this site? an accident... I better stop reading and close the browser before I get a psychological trauma for the rest of my life...
\k
P.S.: Yea, I also enjoy mindless bashing from time to time XD