Otto Haliburton wrote:
Windows now
restarts each time a patch occurs, at the current time I can't think of any
patch in the last 3 months which hasn't required a reboot. Another reason is
that some of the windows operating systems are coming to their end of life
cycle, and windows is
Kevin Kofler wrote:
Ralf Corsepius wrote:
* More packages (rpms) to cope with.
Only if you pollute your system with 32-bit multilibs. A pure x86_64 system
doesn't have any more packages than a 32-bit one. We don't even install
multilibs by default anymore.
Kevin Kofler
Ralf Corsepius wrote:
Your concern is the bigger repodata?
My download of repodata towards the end of a release, or from rawhide,
is usually bigger than my download of packages. So yes, this would make
a difference. On the otherhand, there probably could be a repodiff that
would alleviate a
Jesse Keating wrote:
On Thu, 2009-11-19 at 06:50 +, Keith G. Robertson-Turner wrote:
The desktop users on my network might have difficulty doing any of those
things, since their desktop access is via VNC tunnelled through ssh.
However, now it seems they can arbitrarily install software
Eric Springer wrote:
Would it be possible to have a diff on the filelist db? It seems like
a very large download for something that would change very little.
Also the rawhide db itself. A guaranteed 8-12 megabyte download usually
swamps out any saving from presto (barring changes to
Jonathan Dieter wrote:
Tried it and it works correctly for both directions (old rpm gzip, new
rpm xz and vice versa).
This would mean that drpms on rawhide will still suck upto F12, but I
could live with that :).
I assume we don't do F11 = F12 drpms?
On the other side of it, does anyone
Updating jetty (which I need for eclipse) now pulls in netbeans and
tomcat among other things. Why would jetty need these other packages?
Isn't it kind of defeating the purpose of jetty for it to need tomcat?
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