On Friday 04 January 2008, matthew scouten wrote: > I hate to compile other people's code. There always seems to be some > library I am missing or some dev package I need.
Compiling source can be an adventure, yeah. > And next time I 'sudo yum update' I lose the changes. Not following that. Does this mean that yum is automatically removing the dev libraries that you're installing to resolve the library dependencies to compile code? > Open source does not excuse user un-friendly programming. > If I want to waste half a dual layer DVD on a small ISO, the program > has to let me do it. By all means give me a warning, but give me a way > to override. Totally agree with you there. -- Chris -- Chris Knadle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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