Details Of DNF Succeeding Yum In Fedora 22 Still Being Discussed

[RahulSundaram]

After rpm , yum and now dnf it is obvious that the problem is not the package manager but the package type itself.

There is apt, aptitude, smart, cupt, wajig and so on, it is clearly a problem with that package format as well, right?

[edmon]

After rpm , yum and now dnf it is obvious that the problem is not the package manager but the package type itself.

[Ericg]

Wasn't aware dnf existed; guess I better start getting used to it over yum.

You new to Phoronix, Espionage, or just don't check regularly? I ask because Michael is pretty on-top of DNF news so it'd take a lot to not know it existed

[nanonyme]

Phoronix: Details Of DNF Succeeding Yum In Fedora 22 Still Being Discussed

With the upcoming release of Fedora 22, DNF is succeeding Yum as the default package manager. However, some details about this change are still being discussed...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...2-Yum-Concerns

The controversial bit isn't really the warning per se but that dnf-yum package causes yum to be redirected to dnf

Wasn't aware dnf existed; guess I better start getting used to it over yum.

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Details Of DNF Succeeding Yum In Fedora 22 Still Being Discussed

With the upcoming release of Fedora 22, DNF is succeeding Yum as the default package manager. However, some details about this change are still being discussed...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=DNF-Fedora-22-Yum-Concerns