What is the difference between UP2DATE and YUM?
What is the major difference between up2date and yum ?
I am using CentOS-4.3, I find Yum is much more easier to use when compared to up2date! I found "Yum" is similar to "apt-get" in Debian. Am i right ? And "rpm" command is similar to "dpkg" in Debian ?? |
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RPM(RedHat, Fedora, SUSE, ...) is indeed almost the same as DEP(Debian, ...). IMHO, you're better of using either APT4RPM or SMART. |
up2date is very similar to yum with a slightly different syntax. up2date uses yum repositories if you have a choice run yum. Running both can cause problems. yum is faster than up2date. Also, up2date is no longer shipping with Fedora Core 5 and presumably will not ship with future versions of Redhat. Yes, yum is very similar to apt-get and dpkg does the same job as rpm.
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Thank you for the reply :)
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