rado wrote:
why not just set up a cronjob once a day/nite or something if you want to be on top of updates that close... just a little yum -y update thing as root
I'm sorry I didn't reply earlier, my monitor went out yesterday as I was replying and I couldn't finish the reply. I just got a temporary replacement so here's my reply: I don't think that's a good idea for my system because I'm using several repositories and want to be able to "supervise" the updates as they take place. As I understand it the wrong updates could wreak havoc on a stable system and I'm trying to keep mine as stable as possible.
I think that Johnny's link is indeed exactly what I'm looking for. Guess I'll just have to wait till that project develops further. In the mean time, it's really not that bad to use both up2date and yum at the same time. I'll just make do for now. Thanks!
Sincerely Jose Alburquerque
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