> How well would APT-RPM work with SLES? I'm afraid I don't know. It might > be worth a look-at, though.
We've been using APT-RPM with SLES7 for more than a year it does a nice job. My main motivation was to install minimal systems with only the packages that you need. With apt-get you can simply add more packages and pull in prereq packages. The weak point is that rpm requirements for packages are not allways complete in SuSE, which affects the working of APT-RPM as well. By controlling the contents of your in-house repositories you can make various Linux servers install the right levels. Rob
