My brother recently installed Red Hat 9 on his computer, and for
Christmas, I wanted to burn a CD with a bunch of useful RPMs that he
could use to get more familiar with what is available in Linux.
Where is a good place to find such an archive, without having to visit a
ton of sites and download a ton of different RPM's? Is there a place I
can go to to get a collection of popular RPM's?
Do you have any other suggestions?
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