Hi,
Would it be an option to add centOS repositories to the BS?
Since there are already fedora repositories I assume it would be kinda straightforward to add a centos repository as well.
Centos 5 is the latest release. More information about centos is available from www.centos.org
Kind regards,
Leo
On Sunday 04 November 2007 21:13:47 wrote Leo Eraly:
Hi,
Would it be an option to add centOS repositories to the BS?
Since there are already fedora repositories I assume it would be kinda straightforward to add a centos repository as well.
Centos 5 is the latest release. More information about centos is available from www.centos.org
No plans exists for that yet.
Isn't Centos compatible with some Fedora ?
On Sun, 2007-11-04 at 21:17 +0100, Adrian Schröter wrote:
On Sunday 04 November 2007 21:13:47 wrote Leo Eraly:
Hi,
Would it be an option to add centOS repositories to the BS?
Since there are already fedora repositories I assume it would be kinda straightforward to add a centos repository as well.
Centos 5 is the latest release. More information about centos is available from www.centos.org
No plans exists for that yet.
Isn't Centos compatible with some Fedora ?
It's not really compatible. If you're lucky it will be possible to install a fedora package on centos and vice versa.
Versions of packages differ.
I'm not really a centos/fedora expert so perhaps other more experienced fedora/centos people could comment on this.
However centos is fully compatible with redhat enterprise.
Leo
Adrian Schröter wrote:
Isn't Centos compatible with some Fedora ?
CentOS tries to be 100% binary compatible with RHEL.
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