David C. Hart wrote:
On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 11:29, Homer Parker wrote:
*IF they do decide to make the installer more powerfull, I hope it is with a 'hidden' option,That would be way acceptable ;)
that is not displayed on the screen. (some boot-up option like "linux expert" )
The problem continues AFTER an upgrade. I am finding it very difficult to locate and install what wasn't upgraded like fsh, yum and just about anything else that is new. In fact - at least for me - you don't know what you don't know.
I ended up doing a clean install on a test machine.
BTW, what's the deal with Sendmail? Install is extremely persistent about installing Sendmail whether you want it or not.
Just to put in perspective though, Fedora is a fantastic distribution. This is but a minor annoyance.
rpm -qa | sort > installed.pkgs up2date --showall | sort > core.pkgs
diff installed.pkgs core.pkgs > diff.pkgs
vi diff.pkgs
It should be pretty apparent what isn't part of Fedora Core.
