Rex Dieter wrote:
Paolo Galtieri wrote:
Today I installed F9 on an x86_64 laptop which previously was running F8
and so far I find F9 to be a regression from F8. In F8 when I ran:
yum -y install gtk2
it would install both the i386 version and the x86_64 version of the
package. In F9 it only installs the x86_64 version, I have to explicitly
install the i386 version. Why the regression?
Not regression, change of default behavior. Many, many folks disliked that.
controlled via conf parameter multilib_policy (in /etc/yum.conf) as
multilib_policy=best
which is the current, default behavior or,
multilib_policy=all
to install all available archs, matching F8.
-- Rex
This option doesn't seem to work. I try to install a package for which
there is both an i386 version and an x86_64 version and it still only
installs the x86_64 version.
Paolo
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