Meeting Notes June 2007

About 6 people showed up.

We had a short meeting.

Topics:

Package managers:
apt-get and yast
How do you find dependancies when the package manager does not do it for you ?
How do you get a list of the dependancies using rpm ?

Samba Problems:
Touble shooting samba

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