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Can users still use their normal package managers and backends, such as Yum, APT or Conary?

April 26, 2017APT backends managers normal package Users yum

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Can users still use their normal package managers and backends, such as Yum, APT or Conary?

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PackageKit does not stop you using the low level tools yourself. You can use rpm and yum or dpkg and apt when PK is inactive (99.999% of the time) when you really need some command line love. No more fighting over yum, yum-updatesd, pup and pirut.