KDE OS - Why not?
Joseph M. Gaffney
cucullin at wtfisthat.net
Thu Jan 4 22:29:57 CET 2007
On Thursday 04 January 2007 16:19, Chris wrote:
> Maybe he's refering to the way you install '3rd party" applications. If
> something is in the distributions own repositories installation should be
> easy enough on every distribution, jsut like you explained. So I think what
> he's looking at is the way you install more current versions of apps or
> such 3rd party software that's not available from the distribution
> directly.
Which the LSB is apparently once again putting effort behind. It does not
replace deb, rpm, etc, but instead allows a check for version of LSB
compliance, and can install using the package manager for that distribution.
Being LSB compliant, they have the lsb (meta)package which contains all the
required libraries.
So Marco, I would suggest looking to this instead. Here's the story:
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9555158297.html
-Joseph M. Gaffney
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