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I'm setting up multiple systems and ideally I want the same package configuration on all of them. So I'm going through yum and rpm queries manually to try and get this done. There must be a better way. Is there a way to use yum or rpm to configure multiple systems with the same packages? If yum or rpm has something native built into it to do this, that would be great. If

I see a rich set of graphic device functions to redirect that output. Are there commands to redirect text as well. I have a set of functions that execute many linear regression tests serially and I want to capture this in a file for printing. Thanks, Stan Hopkins [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

I have this line: ALSA=`aplay --version` in a script. when I execute the script I get the message line 187: --version: command not found when I do "aplay --version" on the command line it works just fine. What is happening here, --version is a valid command line option? Thanks, jerry

Hello, I would like to replicate one file from one machine to a second one with rsync. After the file is copied ( rsync in read mode ), if the file has changed i must start a small batch, if it has not change I must do nothing. What's the easiest way to do this ? Thanks you Andreas

I can tell you that at least on the LLDB side, it was significantly stifling our development efforts. The requirement that embedding Python means you have to compile Python with the same compiler that you compile the program you're embedding it in, and the fact that the only supported toolchain for Python 2.7 is VC 2008, and the fact that Python 2.7 doesn't even compile with VC 2015, we