Re: [coLinux-devel] Help on Fedora

[morfic <mo...@bb...>]

i was commenting on the pressumptiousness of removing a core tool, what 
you insiuate i should do would be better directed at the individual who 
decided to get his "real" fedora/taste spread
you say a missing "setup" is having all the tools to get the job done in 
there? :)
and why install yum? it's part of a plain install and you have to put 
forth effort to remove it to spread your "real" fedora, it was he who 
put his taste forth, i simple sought out an opportunity to try either
im not asking to get an image "to my taste" rather than that i say 
"don't suggest what you prefer is what everyone should use, especially 
if setup is missing" (no, no mention of setup in initial email)
how is it a time saver if you have to bring it back to a decent 
unaltered state

not that big of a deal, i just wont use it
i just wonder what Gentoo users would say if someone had a great Gentoo 
timesaver that turns out to be debian? (smile, im joking ;P)


Dan Milisic wrote:

> Thanks for the image Jarek... The FC image is a fantastic time-saver.
>
> morfic wrote:
>
>> why waste everyone's time with a fedora image that is no longer fedora
>
>
> Okay... if you don't like apt for whatever reason, use it once:
> "apt-get install yum"
>
> Not exactly a massive hardship.... sheesh.
>
> For what it's worth, you can apt/yum it to whatever you think a 'real' 
> FC install is... all the tools necessary to get the job done easily 
> are 'in there'.
>
> D.
>
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