On Wednesday 09 January 2013 11:49:40 am Patrick Serru wrote:
>       Hi all,
>
>       I post a lot of requests for assistance on this list, but got few
> answers. A developer can tell if the observations at the origin of requests
> (possible bugs), ot the questions themself are followed by effects within
> the TDE team or other groups of developers?
>
> ������In other words: is it useful if I waste my time sending smoke signals
> on this list???

Patrick, the problem is that the really knowledgable people are very busy and 
the rest of us are, well, not very knowledgable. Until they dropped KDE 3 for 
KDE 4 I was a very happy user of PCLinuxOS where everything was very easy and 
we used to say that "everything just worked."

Ignorance really was bliss.   :-)

Anyway, Fedora uses the "yum" utility according to Wikipedia. There is a short 
tutorial on yum available at
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/rhel-centos-fedora-linux-yum-command-howto/
in English. I'm sure you could also find one in French.

Wikipedia also says that "apt-rpm is an alternative to yum, and may be more 
familiar to people used to Debian or Debian-based distributions,"
and perhaps you might want to Google apt-rpm, though yum might be safer being 
the native utility.

>
> <troll>
>       How  dreamer I am! In 199x, I dreamed that the beginning of the end
> of Windows would be in 2000, replaced by Linux. But maybe next year... :-)
>

Yeah, maybe next year, or the year after that...   :-)

Andy