Morten Gerdsen wrote: > Okay, > > thanks for the advice, Arthur and Temlakos. > I will leave the other 3rd party repos unchecked. > But what about repos like "xxx-debuginfo", "xxx-development" and > "xxx-source". Are these also only for testing and developing, or do I > need some of them? What are they? (Just trying to understand what I'm > doing) > > thanks again! > Morten > The "xxx-source" is where you can get the source RPMs that were used to build the "xxx" RPMs. You normaly do not need them, unless you want to change the options used to build the RPM, and build your own. As a newbie, you probably don't want to do that yet. I have not looked into "xxx-debuginfo" or "xxx-development", but if you are not compiling your own programs, you are not going to need them. The thing to remember with Linux is that it supports a wide range os skill levels. If you are mainly interested in using the computer to get things done, chances are you will need any of these repos. If you like to tweak things a bit, you may want the source repos so you can build your own versions of the RPMs. If you are a programmer, or have a system that you don't mind breaking, you may be interested in the development and debug repos. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup! -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
