On Sunday 12 March 2006 23:06, Francesco Ugolini wrote: > Fedora Core 5 also brings major advancements in software management > with the introduction of Pirut, a graphical interface to replace > system-config-packages. Pirut helps manage the large number of > software packages available in Fedora Core and Extras repositories. > The software package updater, Pup, helps users keep pace with > Fedora's rapid improvements. It uses the yum package manager. Yum is still the same. It has nothing to do with anaconda. As it says below: > For the first time, all of Fedora Core's tools for software > installation and management share the same strong foundation: the > package management utility Yum. This tight integration will lead to > dramatic improvements in software management in future Fedora releases. > > Linux Unified Key Support (LUKS) provides hard disk encryption > support in Fedora Core 5; David Zeuthen of Red Hat, the HAL developer > and maintainer, worked on the LUKS integration with HAL and GNOME, > finishing just in time for the new Fedora Core release. Hard disk > encryption provides one of the best physical security solutions -- > protection of your data if your hard disk falls into the wrong hands. This isn't a new file system. Clair -- Fedora-marketing-list mailing list Fedora-marketing-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
