Chitlesh GOORAH wrote:
What are we, psychic? There are so many things that could change between
a test release and a final release. *That's* why the upgrade is
unsupported, not because the tool can't cope.
just a question!
you know debian does update with apt-get
the debian guys use this issue to advertise the advantages of their distro
but how can one defend yum here?
apt-get and dselect (i believe) are alright for some purposes. I did
have more problems with apt-get pulling a working system by removing
critical packages. Yum on the other hand fails with a dependably problem
and fails.
The compiler language for apt-get seems to be quicker acting than the
programming language that yum uses. The logic regarding upgrading is
better in my view for the yum approach.
Jim
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