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Old March 21st 09, 05:04 AM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.acer
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Default AAO Linpus and Fedora


When adding fancier Fedora programs (emacs, octave, maxima) I get
"unable to retrieve software info" and an offer to go to repository
manager with a whole host of fedora files. Are those fedora files in
linpus or does it seek them?


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