YDL Install Problems
William Thomas
yellowdog-newbie@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Sun, 07 Sep 2003 17:48:06 +0000
for the record..a nd i may be stating the obvious but i will send it anyway
as this is the newb group.. you can just thro wan su in front of a command
"su yum list"
then enter password
>I use yum at the command line so here's how: first connect to the net, then
>open a shell window and type "su" (ignore all quotes), hit enter and type
>the root password, hit enter and then type "yum check-update" and enter.
>This will take awhile as it download a bunch of header files. When it is
>finished, type "yum update" and enter. This will take even longer as it
>updates any packages installed on your machine that have newer ones
>available. Okay, when that is done, type "yum install openoffice" and
>enter. This should download and install openoffice and you should be good
>to go.
>
>While it may not be quite as easy as Mac software installs, yum is an
>excellent tool. Try it out.
>
>-Bob
>
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