> The resume might be: 
> If you have a rpm based system, you have advantages installing files as
> rpm packages. But you also are free to install files as tar.gz archives.
> It compares to an airplane where you can switch on the auto pilot. It has 
> advantages but you also can fly by hand.
> 

[lots of sensible advice cut]

I wonder how many people have used the alien program to change .deb files to
.rpm files. I've done this a few times and it's worked smoothly.  Are there any
problems with doing this?  Does it give you the advantages of both RH and
Debian?

Anthony

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