“Fedora 9 features PackageKit for software management which can
tie into a number of back ends regardless of what method you’re
using–UM, RPG, Apt, etc.“PackageKit also supports on-demand software dependencies for
default apps, print drivers and more. For example if you download a
PDF file, but don’t have a PDF viewer installed, when you try to
open the file PackageKit sees that you don’t have a PDF Viewer and
offers to install the software you need–a definite win for the new
user…”
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