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Hi!
Found a little bug in one of the docs.. probably not so
important but the people at
http://www.redhatisnotlinux.org/
doesn't like it. :
in doc: Software-Release-Practice-HOWTO-6.html section
6.4
there is a line that says:
The de-facto standard format for installable binary packages
is that used by the Red Hat Package manager, RPM. It's featured in the most
popular Linux distribution, and supported by effectively all other Linux
distributions (except Debian and Slackware; and Debian can install from
RPMs).
RPM stands for : RPM Package Manager << recursive Best Regards Per |