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Distribution: Fedora, Debian, OpenSuSE and Android
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Cannot find apt-get for Suse?
I have heard that apt-get was ported to SuSe 9 as well as the widely used port for RedHat. Can someone post a link to the apt for Suse site please? I cannot seem to find the software anywhere. Is this an urban legend, or is there a real version of apt for Suse?
Distribution: Fedora, Debian, OpenSuSE and Android
Posts: 1,820
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Thanks. I can't believe I forgot to search sourceforge specifically. doh!
Question #2 : Does anyone have experience using apt under SuSe 9? I tried Yast2 and frankly it sucks. Even know I can manually go to the sites it uses for patches and lists, YaST2 says it cannot retrieve lists.
Apt is quite nice and works well when you can find sources. I personally like Yast2 and if you're talking about the update client I had problems when I chose a specific server but the one from Munich works great.
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