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Connectiva has written a port of apt for RPM. apt is a very good packaging
tool that handles dependencies for you and installs whatever it needs to
be able to install the package you ask it to install.
Apt is really easy. All you need to do is download a version of apt for your Red Hat flavour, add a few lines to your sources.list, update the cache, and install what you need. For example, to get my packages for submission to the stable repository at download.fedora.us for Fedora 1, add rpm http://thomas.apestaart.org/pkg/ fedora-1-i386/download.fedora.us stable rpm-src http://thomas.apestaart.org/pkg/ fedora-1-i386/download.fedora.us stableto your sources.list file. |
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