Chris Mauritz wrote: > > Out of curiosity, how come that stuff remains in the CentOS distro at > all since we're using yum to manage updates? Or is there some strange > subset of folks that install CentOS and then subscribe to RH updates? > up2date on centos has the capability to use a yum based repo as the backend. and yes, lots of people do continue to use up2date, either on the desktop via the gnome-up2date-applet or via the up2date TUI interface ( think if all those people who already had up2date tasks scripted in from legacy systems...., and sysadmins who are already familiar with up2date's command line interface ). and its almost as much as 20% of all users ( last time I checked, end June 2006 ) were using up2date's mechanism, on CentOS-4/i386 -- Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219 at icq