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installing xemacs from source :).

Nowadays, I find Debian wonderful (I use it at home), as apt-get and
now the new apt-find make life soooooo much easier. At work (ie. right
now) I am using Redhat. Argh. The comparison of Redhat's package
management "system" with Debian's is extremely stark - Redhat isn't
anywhere near.

If Redhat develop stuff like the Debian apt utilities (or
alternatively port the apt utils to their system), that would be a
good start. But they'd still have to develop a coherent, "official"
RPM archive, rather than the rather chaotic system existing now, where
cowboy RPMs float around all over the place.

> Regards,
> 
> Christian.

Pete.
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