I think that Bill's reply speaks for me. RpmDrake should at least tell the user that the package is there. And/or there should be a release note pointing that. Besides, whats is more dangerous, installing a kernel or removing it? RpmDrake let a user remove it.
Finally, as I told you, and perhaps you might not be used to that, winmodens are very commom here. Not to mention other drivers/programs which also need compiling. And a newbie is BOUND to use them sooner or later. Also note that it's likely to run into unsatisfied dependencies; many newbies will ask "what the heck is ncurses??" So I think that it is a good idea to at least TELL people, specially newbies, that rpmdrake wont install the kernel-source; and point the way to do it via console. And also, WHY isn't the kernel source installed in the recommended install even when the development option is marked? Jeferson Lopes Zacco aka Wooky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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