True.  But if you don't use yum, yum doesn't update its database properly
of what has been installed/updated and will sometimes complain on its next
run.  Plus yum seems to do a much better job of automatically installing
the dependencies you need, without having to manually do it.

I come from the Debian world, and I always hated rpm, so I was glad to see
them improve it over the years.  Just my two cents.

On Tue, Dec 20, 2011 at 9:09 AM, Wols Lists <[email protected]>wrote:

> On 20/12/11 13:52, John Thompson wrote:
>
>> Rocket has a little paper on this that my vendor sent me, BUT, it uses
>> rpm,
>> and rpm has been deprecated with RHEL 6.  You now need to run everything
>> through yum (the package manager).
>>
>
> AUIU, all yum does is call rpm "under the hood". So yes, using yum
> *should* be easier, but making it easier makes it less flexible.
>
> Horses for courses and all that.
>
> Cheers,
> Wol
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