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I'm setting up my FC3 system however there are a few rpm's that I have that I would like to install via apt-get. I could just rpm -U them, however I would like to have a local repo so if down the road I want to install foo I can add it to my repo and have apt solve the dependencies.
how to build an apt repository. I'm sure it's out there but on my generic Goolge's I get how to do it for deb and If I bring FC3 or RPM into the mix I get nothing usable. If you can give me a link I would be happy. You can even provide it with a http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/ URL
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