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Description of problem: o Nagios is a very good network monitoring program: http://www.nagios.org o I know that there's a lot of text processor in rh, but LyX is _WYSIWYM document_ processor and now it has a qt interface. o more secure oriented distribution with snort, john ripper, Bastille Hardening System... and the daemons must not put banner version message by default. o rpm packages with i586 optimizations, in theory rh is not supported in processor < i586. o more updates in stable distributions to critical software like fs_utils (attr,e2fsprogs,reiserfs,jfsutils,dump,...) server daemons (postfix,sendmail,vsftpd...) to be clear the basic UN*X utils,commands and daemons o include latest packages versions in beta releases, there is a nice page with the state of the Red Hat LiNUX packages http://www.distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=redhat o more multimedia apps: to watch TV, sound based ... http://www.suse.co.uk/uk/private/products/suse_linux/i386/multimedia.html o and the last, to send more feedback/patches to *original sofware writers*. It's very annoying to see that a bug was corrected in rh but the original soft has it. - thank a 1,ooo,ooo - Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
I would also like LyX to be included. :-) I just have a comment for the LyX frontends. LyX (stable) provides two frontends, xforms and qt. They give different GUI (Graphical User Interface) styles but their functions are similar. LyX (devel) has a new frontend, gtk. Since there are files/function overlap between different frontends, when packing LyX into RPM packages, some sites only provide one frontend, and some sites provide both frontends but ask the users to pick only one to install. I personally like to have all the frontends provided, installed, and users can choose to run the frontend they like. A thread on the LyX devel mailing list was about how to pack LyX, which suggests to separate LyX into 3 parts: the common one, the xforms part (frontend only), and the qt one. I maintain LyX packages in the 3-part way on my site, and also wrote a script to check what frontends have been installed and to pick the right frontend when users just type 'lyx' (instead of lyx-qt, or lyx-xforms). If LyX is ever going to be included in Fedora Core, I would suggest the 3-part way. You may have a look at my .spec file, at http://apt.ling.li/rpms/lyx/
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