I noticed severl programs in yast that conficted with other packages and I'd like some elaboration..

I noticed severl programs in yast that conficted with other packages and I’d like some elaboration on the differences between them so as to form a better opinion on which one to use. "+"es indecate the word “and” .
"-"es are part of the package name. Please note the dependencies are also included i.e. progam ‘a’ or brogram ‘b’ can be installed but if you want program ‘c’ you have to have program ‘b’. The list is complete except for devel packages. I also hope that if anyone asks I’ll now have a good answer for them. (I hope that the forums are not limited to a certain number of replys.)
Here’s a list:

apcupsd or nut

ispell or aspell-ispell

atftp or vm-install+virt-manager+tftp

avahi-32bit or libavahi-common3-32bit+libgvfscommon0-32bit+libavahi-gilb1-32bit+libavahi-client3-32bit+gvfs-32bit
cpufrequtils or cpupower

cpufrequtils-bench or cpupower+cpupower-bench

cyrus-imapd or froxlor+courier-imap or qpopper

sendmail or exim or postfix+webyast-mail-ws+webyast-mail-ws-testsuite+froxlor

firebird-classic or firebird-superserver

gnuserv or flim-xemacs+xemacs-el+xemacs+semi-xemacs+w3m-el-xemacs+wl-xemacs

ftp or lukemftp+lftp

ipsec-tools or turnpike+novell-nortelplugins+novell-ipsec-tools+novell-ipsec-tools-devel

tgt or iscsitarget

kernel-firmware or iwl6000-ucode+iwl6050-ucode

jpeg8 or gocr+gocr-gui+libjpeg-turbo

libreiserfs-progs or gparted+reiserfs

gup+inn+inn-devel or mininews

mjpegtools19 or mjpegtools+mjpegtools-32bit+mjpegtools-devel

notification-daemon or notify-osd

nss-pam-ldapd or nss_ldap+pam_ldap+webyast-ldap-ws+webyast-ldap-ws-testsuite

obexd-server or bluedevil+gnome-user-share+obex-data-server

libportaudio2 or portaudio

esound-daemon or pulseaudio-esound-compat

rubygem-racc or ruby-racc

sblim-cmpi-ethport_profile or sblim-cmpi-network+sblim-cmpi-network-devel

squid3 or squid

suse-build-key or patterns-openSUSE (all) + openSUSE-build-key

sysvinit-init or systemd-sysvinit

trustedgrub or kiwi-templates+kiwi-desc-vmxboot+kiwi-desc-oemboot+grub+bootcycle

xen-tools or xen-tools-domU

xaw3dd or xawtv

nscd or unscd

On 2012-10-18 18:46, ballsystemlord wrote:
>
> I noticed severl programs in yast that conficted with other packages and
> I’d like some elaboration on the differences between them so as to form
> a better opinion on which one to use. "+"es indecate the word “and” .
> "-"es are part of the package name. Please note the dependencies are
> also included i.e. progam ‘a’ or brogram ‘b’ can be installed but if you
> want program ‘c’ you have to have program ‘b’. The list is complete
> except for devel packages. I also hope that if anyone asks I’ll now have
> a good answer for them. (I hope that the forums are not limited to a
> certain number of replys.)

Lots of questions, would take long time to answer. Most of the programs
you ask are simply different programs, you use one or the other. Look
them up in the wikipedia, try them, make your personal choice. Or just
go with the default.


Cheers / Saludos,

Carlos E. R.
(from 12.1 x86_64 “Asparagus” at Telcontar)

Without being specific, about the same as Carlos’s reply: some programs cannot coexist, for several reasons, such as “dangerous to run at same time”, “needs to grab a device”, “depends on version X of libY, other wants version Z of libY”

On Thu, 18 Oct 2012 16:46:01 GMT, ballsystemlord
<ballsystemlord@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:

>
>I noticed severl programs in yast that conficted with other packages and
>I’d like some elaboration on the differences between them so as to form
>a better opinion on which one to use. "+“es indecate the word “and” .
>”-"es are part of the package name. Please note the dependencies are
>also included i.e. progam ‘a’ or brogram ‘b’ can be installed but if you
>want program ‘c’ you have to have program ‘b’. The list is complete
>except for devel packages. I also hope that if anyone asks I’ll now have
>a good answer for them. (I hope that the forums are not limited to a
>certain number of replys.)
>Here’s a list:
>
>
For most of this it is mostly admins preferences.

?-)

That said, i will indicate some things that may help you decide for your
self
>apcupsd or nut

apcupsd primarily supports APC units and supports more of them than nut,
nut support many vendors and monitoring all ups’s on the network.
>
>ispell or aspell-ispell
>
>atftp or vm-install+virt-manager+tftp
>
>avahi-32bit or
>libavahi-common3-32bit+libgvfscommon0-32bit+libavahi-gilb1-32bit+libavahi-client3-32bit+gvfs-32bit
>cpufrequtils or cpupower
>
>cpufrequtils-bench or cpupower+cpupower-bench
>
>cyrus-imapd or froxlor+courier-imap or qpopper
>
>sendmail or exim or
>postfix+webyast-mail-ws+webyast-mail-ws-testsuite+froxlor

Is webyast preferred or undesirable?
>
>firebird-classic or firebird-superserver
>
>gnuserv or
>flim-xemacs+xemacs-el+xemacs+semi-xemacs+w3m-el-xemacs+wl-xemacs
>
>ftp or lukemftp+lftp

I would use another ftp server and client.
>
>ipsec-tools or
>turnpike+novell-nortelplugins+novell-ipsec-tools+novell-ipsec-tools-devel
>
>tgt or iscsitarget
>
>kernel-firmware or iwl6000-ucode+iwl6050-ucode

I’ll bet kernel-firmware supports many more devices, but the iwl6XXX may
have better support for those devices
>
>jpeg8 or gocr+gocr-gui+libjpeg-turbo
>
>
>libreiserfs-progs or gparted+reiserfs

I think this will depend on whether you want regular maintenance tools or
recovery tools, but i may be full of pickles.
>
>
>gup+inn+inn-devel or mininews

Neither, i use Forte Agent.
>
>
>mjpegtools19 or mjpegtools+mjpegtools-32bit+mjpegtools-devel
>
>
>notification-daemon or notify-osd
>
>
>nss-pam-ldapd or
>nss_ldap+pam_ldap+webyast-ldap-ws+webyast-ldap-ws-testsuite
>

Is webyast preferred or undesirable?

>
>obexd-server or bluedevil+gnome-user-share+obex-data-server
>
>
>libportaudio2 or portaudio
>
>
>esound-daemon or pulseaudio-esound-compat

This depends on whether pulseaudio is included in your system
>
>
>rubygem-racc or ruby-racc
>
>
>sblim-cmpi-ethport_profile or
>sblim-cmpi-network+sblim-cmpi-network-devel
>
>
>squid3 or squid
>
>
>suse-build-key or patterns-openSUSE (all) + openSUSE-build-key
>
>
>sysvinit-init or systemd-sysvinit
>
>
>trustedgrub or
>kiwi-templates+kiwi-desc-vmxboot+kiwi-desc-oemboot+grub+bootcycle
>
>
>xen-tools or xen-tools-domU
>
>
>xaw3dd or xawtv
>
>nscd or unscd

For most of this it is mostly admins preferences.

?-)