Fletch wrote: > As I mentioned, I don't use Mandriva but MCC is the Mandriva Control > Center which is their GUI tool for various administrative functions. > It includes a component called "Add/Remove Software" (or something like > that) which is used to install software from the official Mandriva RPM > repositories.
Fletch is right, and more importantly, MCC is the way its done on Mandriva. MCC is much more than a gui to 'rpm' and it drives urpmi which is a far more powerful and better solution than rpm is on Mandriva. urpmi manages all the interdependency hell that rpm files often cause. MCC and urpmi was *the* reason that I loved and use Mandriva for years. You really should be using MCC for all of your sysadin tasks. -- Pat Farrell http://www.pfarrell.com/ _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
