> Hmm, I suppose you could have a standard group that you then > automatically do a groupupdate on every night/bootup. Would new packages > in the group be installed and packages removed from the group uninstalled? well new packages would be installed - I'm not sure how you could have removed packaged uninstalled unless you kept two copies of the group. Another option, one I'd need to implement is groupremove. Then you could remove a package from group1 that you run groupupdate on while adding a package to group2 that you run groupremove on. hmm That is plainly useful. I think I'll do that. > Don't get me wrong, I like yum :-) I ditched apt-rpm for it and use it > at home. I want to use it at work too though but can't without > addressing some of these issues. working on it - all the major changes will need to happen in 2.1+ though, hence why I opened up that tree. -sv
