> Yum I'm a lot closer to trusting than apt. I'm using yum on a few places, > just to see how it holds up. So far I'm impressed, but I haven't done much > else. > > I'm more distrusting of 3'rd party repositories so really the only time I'd > have need for a yum/apt like application is when up2date gets locked down and > I'm on a server/workstation w/out a paid entitlement. I use it for our environment w/o any 3rd part repos. I don't always like using other people's rpms either. It varies. But I use it b/c we have a lot of systems at duke, we pay for commodity internet bandwidth by the gigabyte and we can't afford up2date and/or the satellite server. -sv
