NUU is a GUI software that enables users to modify installed rpm packages on their systems.
NUU, or Network Update Utility, is a user-friendly software interface that enables users to modify the installed rpm packages on their system. This powerful tool offers a range of features that make package management effortless.
One standout feature of NUU is its ability to install new packages or update existing ones via downloading from a yum repository. Additionally, users can easily remove packages and configure a set of repositories to obtain new and updated packages.
Users can examine installed packages, as well as available packages for installation or update. NUU makes it easy to install, update or remove groups of packages, and can also install or update suites of packages.
To install NUU, users will need to have yum, qt4 libraries and development files, Python, and Inkscape installed. Installation is a breeze - simply execute "make" to build the tool, and "make install" as root to install it. Users can also build an RPM or test the tool in the build environment without installing.
NUU's latest release includes several useful updates. The repository editor has been redesigned to support smaller displays, and the software now supports openSUSE 10.2 and Fedora 7, 8 and 9, as well as yum 3.x.y. Additionally, the --enablerepo and --disablerepo options now support wildcards. Overall, NUU is a reliable and effective software tool for managing rpm packages that is well worth considering.
One standout feature of NUU is its ability to install new packages or update existing ones via downloading from a yum repository. Additionally, users can easily remove packages and configure a set of repositories to obtain new and updated packages.
Users can examine installed packages, as well as available packages for installation or update. NUU makes it easy to install, update or remove groups of packages, and can also install or update suites of packages.
To install NUU, users will need to have yum, qt4 libraries and development files, Python, and Inkscape installed. Installation is a breeze - simply execute "make" to build the tool, and "make install" as root to install it. Users can also build an RPM or test the tool in the build environment without installing.
NUU's latest release includes several useful updates. The repository editor has been redesigned to support smaller displays, and the software now supports openSUSE 10.2 and Fedora 7, 8 and 9, as well as yum 3.x.y. Additionally, the --enablerepo and --disablerepo options now support wildcards. Overall, NUU is a reliable and effective software tool for managing rpm packages that is well worth considering.
What's New
Version 1.6.4: N/A