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Assume that a user installed fedora with gnome interface (anaconda will tell him that he may add KDE later), later this user wanted to add KDE offline (from the installation DVD) | |||
Currently we have no way to add software packages from offline media (DVDs/CDs) after installation (Package Kit and yum-cli does not yet support it, and in apt and smart it's broken) | Currently we have no way to add software packages from offline media (DVDs/CDs) after installation (Package Kit and yum-cli does not yet support it, and in apt and smart it's broken) | ||
Latest revision as of 20:08, 19 November 2008
Add support for media repos in packagekit
This is a feature proposed for new releases of Fedora. It does not reflect any official state
Summary
Allow users to install packages offline from the installation media (using package kit) after the installation.
Owner
- Name: N/A
Current status
- Targeted release: N/A
- Last updated: N/A
- Percentage of completion: 0%
Detailed Description
Assume that a user installed fedora with gnome interface (anaconda will tell him that he may add KDE later), later this user wanted to add KDE offline (from the installation DVD)
Currently we have no way to add software packages from offline media (DVDs/CDs) after installation (Package Kit and yum-cli does not yet support it, and in apt and smart it's broken)
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=435625
Benefit to Fedora
It helps people with no internet connection.
Scope
requires Package kit API change.