Igor Miletic wrote:
I would stick with pup/pirut for now. That satisfies 90% of users'
needs. The extra features of yumex are really only interesting or
useful to a pool of people who already have expertise. As an example,
I've been using RPM packages for almost ten years and I rarely need to
use anything besides pup, pirut, or the occasional yum CLI myself.
Ok, then it is just pup and pirut too add. I think yum is covered well.
For Pup, see http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/pup. You need to import and
rework that content into the guide.
Rahul
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