Linux: Pine

See this at: dag.wieers.com| Added on 03/12/08

Please note that I invest my time into Red Hat's enterprise products. (Enterprise Linux) and compatible distributions like CentOS. Although I try to make sure older releases work too they are basicly a free extra of my buildsystem. They may have not... See more

Please note that I invest my time into Red Hat's enterprise products. (Enterprise Linux) and compatible distributions like CentOS. Although I try to make sure older releases work too they are basicly a free extra of my buildsystem. They may have not been tested as thoroughly, but have no known issues. Please report any issue or improvement you have. In the future I may end supporting RH7.3 and RH9. At the moment I have not made any decisions yet, it's all about how I use my resources. If you interested to continue support for RH62, RH80, FC1, FC2 or FC3 please contact me. There are many good repositories that you can use. Here are some advantages to our repositories: * We don't replace base libraries or important core packages for repositories that are not EOL. * Everything we do is open, you can download the SPEC files, you can see what we changed, you can rebuild it yourself. * Report your problems, and we will fix them as soon as possible. Send us your bugfixes and we fix them... See less

See this at: rpm.livna.org| Added on 04/03/06

Learn about Fedora Extras.

Learn about Fedora Extras. See less

Highlights: For Fedora Core 3 there is one key per supported arch: * for 32-bit Pentium-compatible architectures : http://rpm.livna.org/RPM-LIVNA-GPG-KEY-i386 * for AMD64-compatible architectures : http://rpm.livna.org/RPM-LIVNA-GPG-KEY-x86_64