So sprach Pixel am Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 02:06:41PM +0100:
> best ways to keep uptodate:
>
> - ``urpmi --auto-select'' (works nicely on my box, though segfault on some)
> - ``apt-get --dist-upgrade'' (works quite nicely, though it doesn't like my box,
>keep crashing)
>
> or use urpmi and apt-get to install one package only.
> or use rpmdrake which is just a front-end to urpmi.
Seeing that rpmdrake doesn't do what I want it to do, ie. select which
updates I want to install *OR* install all updates easily, I take it to
mean, that currently no simple and easy GUI tool is available that did what
MandrakeUpate did - is that right?
Why won't MandrakeUpdate be ported? It was a great app with great
functionality, which is simply lost! Please reconsider this decision!
Alexander Skwar
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