Since the apt-rpm to apt change in F32, the wiki page on Apt [1] is wrong & useless. Since a lot of online hints/guides use apt commands as examples, I was thinking on replacing it with a quick doc on how apt maps to dnf, with some notes on differences, caveats, etc. and redirecting both that page & the Differences to Ubuntu [2] page to it.
Question: - Does it make sense to include the old info (summarised, marked obsolete, obviously) to warn people against trying to use the new apt package on their system? - What makes more sense, purely a short command-reference style doc, or a full/updated replica of the Differences-wiki?
[1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Tools/Apt [2] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Differences_to_Ubuntu
Hm, I just noticed that this might be a good case for tackling #156 ...
Hi, regarding your questions:
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I'll do this first - the wiki entry needs to go and this won't take long - and then do #156.
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I close this item, because there seems to be no progress since a long time. If there is still interest in this article, please create a new issue.
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