dragoran wrote:
because this way its nothing but a hack that does not solve the main
problem:
yum should _NOT_ fail to update a package because a unreleated package
has a dep problem.
Let me re-phrase it:
The light in the kitchen should not fail to function because a bulb in
the basement is broken.
Having a modular architecture is fine and all, but basic functionality
_must_ be included in the core. The skip-broken thing is so obvious, it
boggles the mind there's even a discussion about it.
It would be nice if Red Hat could conduct (more) usability tests on
software that's important for the OS. That would probably de-nerdify a
lot of applications.
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Florin Andrei
http://florin.myip.org/
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