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<title>oVirt, Open Virtualization Done Right</title>
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<summary>One thing that most people don&apos;t realize with virtualization is that its not the actual virtualization layer that is important.  It works, they all do.  The important part is in the management tools and that&apos;s something that&apos;s been sorely missing from the Open Source arena for too long.</summary>
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One thing that most people don&apos;t realize with virtualization is that its not the actual virtualization layer that is important.  It works, they all do.  The important part is in the management tools and that&apos;s something that&apos;s been sorely missing from the Open Source arena for too long.
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<title>Yum Plugins - security</title>
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<published>2008-10-07T21:30:40Z</published>
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<summary>Since dep-hell is something I haven&apos;t seen in years yum just sort of keeps on updating my packages, installing new ones, etc.  Other apps like PackageKit (a gui updater) have come along, but I&apos;ve largely ignored them.  Now I&apos;ve discovered how useful yum plugins can be.</summary>
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Since dep-hell is something I haven&apos;t seen in years yum just sort of keeps on updating my packages, installing new ones, etc.  Other apps like PackageKit (a gui updater) have come along, but I&apos;ve largely ignored them.  Now I&apos;ve discovered how useful yum plugins can be.
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