Hi, I have created a program, named yummy (I'm not too big on imagination, as you can see ;), which functions as a "repository manager" for yum. So what's it good for? - It can calculate an optimal mirror for Fedora Core users for the updates and base channels from among 130 sites. It doesn't take too long either. - You can import yum repository definitions with it. This is basically nothing more than a [server-id] section. An app can for example easily add itself to the config in the post section of an RPM script. - You can import repositories from a browser :) By using mailcap, consolehelper and some RPM script magic, after installing the program, when you click on a .yum file in a browser it will ask if you want to add the repository to your system. Screenshot at http://www.abo.fi/~tjunnone/yummy/web-yum.png Why bother? Because yum is great stuff and I want to see more and more repositories. Anyway, hope you like it, check it out at http://www.abo.fi/~tjunnone/yummy/ Any comments appreciated. Regards, Tomas
