Basics of installing
I am overwhelmed by numner of jargons like rpm, deb bla bla bla... whats the difference???
Why one cant install the things smoothly like windows??? I want to install GIT please guide me I am using red hat linux |
A good start would be
http://www.google.be/search?hl=en&cl...redhat&spell=1 |
Quote:
Check this tutorial on git installation. https://forums.hostingplayground.com...ead.php?p=2562 There are many other tutorials out there. You can always call the redhat support if you've got any problems. You're paying for it, aren't you? |
Quote:
|
Quote:
For linux systems, there are only two major binary package formats. RPM for red hat and "derived" distributions (suse, fedora, mandrake, ...), DEB for debian and derivations (ubuntu, kanotix, sidux, ...). Other binary package formats are normally special to one particular dist. Source code packages distributed as .tar.gz archives aren't dependent on a special distribution. |
Quote:
Code:
# urpmi -i git FYI: http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm |
Quote:
Quote:
@zirias Quote:
You are completely accurate about Quote:
Once someone gets used to a process, however cruddy that process is, there seems to be an attachment to using that process, to get the satisfaction of listening to the gears whirr. And, on being presented with a better process, there is a strange tendency to try to make the better process work like the the worse. Odd. Back to the OP: I am surprised that git is not available from a repo for RH. Are you sure that you have checked that it isn't just an issue of adding an extra repo? |
Does OP have a RH license? If not, there won't be any repositories ...
|
priyad*;
I haven't seen anyone ask you ---What version of RedHat are you using? Quote:
My system has GIT available with the package manager---I'm sure a modern version of RedHat (or CentOS or Fedora) will also. |
The Redhat EL 5 command for installing git is :
# 'yum install git' ( urpmi is for Mandriva only.) .. |
Overwhelmed by number of posts :P
Lol |
Quote:
You just don't understand it yet. |
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 03:23 PM. |