Kam Leo wrote: > By the way, yum is easy to use. As superuser or root run "yum > upgrade". (You don't have to do an update command.) For more > informatiion "man yum" and "man yum.conf" should do the trick. For the sake of completeness, apt does not understand Fedora's x86-64 multilib arrangement and will get seriously confused. If you're on x86-64, then consider apt broken. Hope this *doesn't* help (i.e. hope you don't have to worry about this!) James. -- E-mail address: james | The grass is always greener on the other side of @westexe.demon.co.uk | the sunglasses.
