Guys,

So after getting F9 installed on my lovely Acer Aspire 1, and getting the wireless working.. I'm kinda stumped at this next part.

I've used the pirut tool in Fedora for a little while now, and only for the "system-install-packages" part.
So, on Fedora 7 or 8 (maybe before those too) : /usr/bin/system-install-packages was VERY useful when you had an RPM and simply wanted it installed!

KDE->right_click->action->install
Firefox->open_with->System Installer
Gnome->I never use

**BUT** Fedora 9 doesn't seem to have this handy little tool which saved me bringing up the command prompt, cd-ing to the dir, and typing "rpm --install ./*.rpm<tab>".

Is there any comparable tool in the repo's?
I can't find anything, and google just keeps returning anaconda.
Searching Yum I get loads of stuff about building rpm's or yum, but no pirut replacement.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

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Paul

ok - I reinstalled gnome-packagekit.

I guess I'll have to find another way to stop the packagekit applet from continually popping up and checking (I do it manually every day or two).