Hi Jim,
Unfortunately, Redhat does not have a package manager as good as
Debian's. You have rpm and you can easily get autorpm. Neither of them
cresolve module dependencies like Debian's package manager.I have found
that MySQL is very good but a tad tricky to configure at first. As for
games somebody else will have to answer that. Now if we only had
something like Kurzweil on Linux I could throw out Windblows for good!
Jim Wantz
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Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Jim Ruby wrote:
> Ok, I have things up and running:
> ppp worked right out of the box or should I say install
> so I have net access.
>
> I loved debians dselect package manager, how does one add packages in redhat?
> I would like to use mut for mail and news if it does news as pine speaks to much.
> What games are out there to play and also I will need a nice database for address/phone numnbers and a good word processor, any suggestions?
>
> I'm sure there are things I'm leaving out and probably got packages I can remove related to x, so if anyone wants to get me started in a direction I sure would appreciate it.
>
> I only got a 3 gb hd and it is on my second hd hdb.
> I would like to get a boot disk going and later maybe install a boot manager, but for now I'd be happy with a boot disk that I don't have to keep typing "speakup_synth=ltlk root=/dev/hdb2"
>
> Thanks.
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