On Sat, Jun 08, 2002 at 09:26:54AM -0400, Arthur H. Johnson II wrote:
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| I use apt-get on my Red Hat servers that need auto updating.
How much memory do they have? How long does an 'apt-get <anything>' take
to run, compared to debian with equivalent hardware? (not including
any network latency, just the "reading package lists" part)
| I dont trust RH Network. It has broken at least a dozen servers
| that I know of, none of them are mine of course.
Last time I tried up2date it was less that worthless. (admittedly
that was about 2 years ago) It had almost no packages it could
update, and didn't work half of the time (or more).
| You can get a really great implimentation of apt-get for Red Hat at
| http://www.freshrpms.net.
See my first post in this mini-thread. That's where I got apt from,
and it was worthless on the box I had available to me.
-D
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