general questions about updates
Chris Aitken
chris-n/jUll39koHNgV/OU4+dkA at public.gmane.org
Wed Aug 29 12:43:37 UTC 2007
I just got my first "There are four updates" offering. Then I get to
view the updates to accept them or not. Is there any general wisdom
about accepting these updates?
1. Are they usually so small you might as well just take 'em all?
2. Are they likely to enhance operations of other applications - ones
that don't seem to be related to the update package? For instance is
elfutils likely to help me with anything other than an app called "elf"
(if there is such a beast)?
3. Are the offerings customized to my system, or are they just all the
updates created in the four days since I installed fedora7 (four seems
like a lot, btw - I'm amazed how people work on these things for nothing
but the pleasure of doing a good thing)?
Here are the offerings:
updated elfutils packages available
updated liberation-fonts packages available
updated liboil packages available
updated rpm packages available
None of those packages ring a bell - other than rpm.
Thanks,
Chris
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