Hello... my question may seem as coming from a newbie, but I am not. I have been using Linux for 7 years, all sorts of flavors, and lately I use MDK, and cooker specially... and I consider myself and advanced Linux user/admin.
My question about Cooker is: If I start with a MDK 9.0 system, and update *all* the packages with Cooker packages (and i mean all of them), do I end up with a system equal to Cooker? I have done this. But I have a couple problems that other people in this list do not seem to have. So I wonder if it is the result of starting off with a non-cooker MDK, or what. When I think about it, all the software installed in my system comes from Cooker packages. I even check that config files are not created with ".rpmnew", but rather are put where they should be as the real configuration file. So... in my opinion, I should have a system identical to Cooker. I have checked the versions of every single RPM in my system, and they all match the current Cooker. (I do urpmi --auto-select regularly) So my question is: Is my train of thought wrong? Am I missing something? Thank you very much, -- Pedro
