Maybe heretical, but can I use yum?

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All,

I'm having some errors with apt-get -s install, but when I added atrpms.repo to my yum.repo.d and ran:

yum install mythtv-suite

it seems to be ready to install the same packages as those detailed by the success of one of the posters to the 0.19 - 0.20 update thread in this same forum.

I know that yum isn't preferred but, at least on my system, it seems to be able to figure things out when apt-get is having trouble.

Opinions?

...Kevin