@news: "As a fedora user, I use yum to keep the system updated.
By default, you have (only) 3 servers that can provide you updates. 
Looking around the net, I found many other websites that provide NEWER
rpm packages than the ones on the 3 "official" servers.
<url>
<url>
<url>
and so on....
I'd like to add more servers in my /etc/yum.conf file or better, have a
/etc/yum.conf file that already contains a lot of them.
Thanks in advance."
    @news: "Le Sat, 03 Jan 2004 16:33:59 +0100, Stop Bsod a
écrit :
<quote>
I found a complete one for fedora core 1, just updated :-) 
<url>
Enjoy."
    @ot16a6ca05878e44c0: "<quote>
This is done on purpose. Fedora updates are controlled, it does NOT
simply pushes whatever hits the Rawhide! If that was the case,
you might as well ran Debian. Fedora tries to strike a better
balance between being stable and bleeding edge, with emphasis on
being safe for all users.
It is still possible to get a package which regresses by running
up2date on Fedora, but it is very infrequent.
 Pete"
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