On Saturday 24 September 2005 16:07, Axel Thimm wrote:
> No, the medley-package is provided for you to decide which repos you
> want to use. There are no guarantees that it will work, some repos
> cooperate, others do not.

That sounds fair regarding medley, but makes it hard for users to select the 
correct ones.
How are we supposed to know which are good to select and which are likely to 
cause problems ? 
I'm currently in doubt how I should install the xmms-mp3 package.

livna is enabled and a "smart upgrade" shows no interesting package available 
for the upgrade. When I try to install xmms-mp3 it starts computing 
transaction for a very long time and comes up with a large list of things it 
wants to install. I don't trust this at all and therefore didn't do this. I 
have no idea why smart wants to install all these things either (most of the 
packages are already installed I believe)
Below is the list of packages it wants to install.

I suppose I can safely upgrade/install/downgrade all packages if smart says 
so, but I don't trust it. Can this be trusted ?
The list seems far to large to just enable my xmms to play some mp3's. A lot 
of system files are in that list too, therefore I didn't agree with smart to 
install. My system is running fine now and I don't want things to break just 
because of the xmms-mp3 package.

Regards,
Marcel

Computing transaction...

Installed packages (94):
  MAKEDEV                     findutils                   iproute               
      
libtiff                     sed
  SysVinit                    freeglut                    iputils               
      
libttf2                     setup
  audit-libs                  freetype                    kernel-smp            
      
lvm2                        shadow-utils
  basesystem                  gawk                        less                  
      
medley-package-config       sysklogd
  bash                        gdk-pixbuf                  libacl                
      
mingetty                    tar
  chkconfig                   glib                        libattr               
      
mkinitrd                    termcap
  coreutils                   glib                        libfontconfig1        
      
mktemp                      tzdata
  cpio                        glib2                       libfontconfig1        
      
module-init-tools           udev
  cracklib                    glibc                       libfreetype6          
      
ncurses                     unzip
  cracklib-dicts              glibc                       libfreetype6          
      
net-tools                   util-linux
  db4                         glibc-common                libgcc                
      
nvidia-graphics7676-libs    xmms
  desktop-file-utils          grep                        libgcc                
      
pam                         xmms-mp3
  device-mapper               gtk+                        libjpeg               
      
pcre                        xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL
  e2fsprogs                   gtk+                        libpng                
      
popt                        xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU
  ethtool                     gzip                        libselinux            
      
procps                      xorg-x11-libs
  expat                       hotplug                     libsepol              
      
psmisc                      xorg-x11-libs
  expat                       hwdata                      libstdc++             
      
readline                    zlib
  fedora-release              info                        libstdc++             
      
redhat-menus                zlib
  filesystem                  initscripts                 libtermcap            
      
redhat-menus0

84.9MB of package files are needed. 248.7MB will be used.

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