From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.1) Gecko/20020826 Description of problem: When starting "redhat-config-packages" and looking at the packages, I see that some packages are really put in a wrong category : Desktops -> X Window System -> authconfig-gtk --> System tools -> firstboot --> System tools -> openssh-askpass --> System tools -> openssh-askpass-gnome --> System tools -> redhat-config-* --> should be in Server Configuration Tools -> redhat-logviewer --> should be in System tools -> up2date-gnome --> GNOME -> usermode-gtk --> System tools -> xisdnload --> ? Desktops -> GNOME Desktop Environment -> hwbrowser --> System tools Desktops -> KDE Desktop Environment -> fam --> definately not here. :-) -> htdig --> definately not here. :-) -> xinetd --> definately not here. :-) Graphical Internet : - Knode (only Graphical Internet) --> should be also in KDE - Korn (only Graphical Internet) --> should be also in KDE Kmid Kmidi ---> should be in KDE (now only in Sound) Furthermore there is a really strange dependency issue : What happens if you select - or deselect - a package that is a member of - for example - Graphical Internet _AND_ KDE (what happens if you select - or deselect - it from KDE but not from Graphical internet - and vice versa). There are a couple of such programs : Kmail (both in KDE & in Graphical Internet) Kit (both in KDE & in Graphical Internet) (Sound & Video) and KDE : Koncd Kaboodle Kdeaddons-noatun Graphics and KDE : kamera, kiconedit, kooka, kpaint, kuickshow Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Checkout redhat-config-packages 2. Observe the packages / categories. 3. Actual Results: - I see some strange locations for some packages (e.g. xinetd in KDE). - I see some double entries for some packes which may cause confusion when selecting / deselecting. Expected Results: No strange packages / locations Additional info: [root@localhost rpm]# rpm -qa |grep -i rhpl rhpl-0.50-1 [root@localhost rpm]# rpm -qa |grep -i redhat |grep package redhat-config-packages-0.94-1 [root@localhost rpm]#
fam, htdig, etc. are KDE requirements (at least, soft ones.) The tools mentioned under X are part of the standard GUI setup.
Uhm... ok... Closing bug.