$ sudo yum install xine
And that's it! yum will identify the most current package, figure out the dependencies, see if it needs to download those, asks if you want to download and install, puts everything in a transaction, does the install and if successful, does a commit. This is a good example of an application that uses the transaction capabilities of RPM. A lot of people don't even know that RPM can do transactions.
BAH!
I've been doing it the real-mans way, by using a chroot jail and installing the RPM's required so I know EXACTLY what I need !
But that's becoz the lawyers have been riding our arses about what is and isn't installed on machines and why .... bloody lawyers !
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