IBM developerWorks: Packaging software with RPM, Part 2

[ Thanks to Frank for this link. ]

"RPM is a widely used tool for delivering software for Linux; users can easily install an RPM-packaged product. In this article, the second in a series, Dan explains how to package software without running as root, how to handle software that won't build on Linux without changes, and how to distribute your work."

Complete Story

Related Stories:

• IBM developerWorks: Using RPM on Red Hat Linux 7.1(Nov 15, 2001)
• Freshmeat: An RPM port of APT(Dec 02, 2000)
• New Online Resource: PBone RPM Search(Nov 30, 2000)
• FreeOS.com: RPM usage for newbies(Oct 21, 2000)
• Linux.com: An Introduction to Packages and the RPM System(Jun 10, 2000)
• LinuxPapers.org: The RPM System(Apr 22, 2000)
• LinuxMonth: RPM - Installing, Querying, Deleting your packages(Mar 20, 2000)