On Mon, 2004-08-09 at 04:09 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > G'day... > > No... Evolution is in the standard directory... sorry, when I said "parts" > I was intending to mean "packages" ie RPM packages. (I usually leave things > as default where possible.) > > I've started using yum - which I found to be good (maybe I should have just > installed apt) ... however, I added a repository and performed an upgrade > of my system - shortly after this my system started going wierd... anyone > know how to downgrade the gnome parts of my system?
Ok, it'd help to know exactly what you're upgrading to. It sounds to me like you've got mismatched versions of bonobo and everything else. I'd suggest that downgrading probably isn't the right answer -- it's generally a lot of work. I'd suggest upgrading everything to versions from a single distribution. yum is a better tool for this than up2date, so stick with it for now, just make sure your sources list is right. HTH, James. -- James Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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