Improved RPMs

Last weekend I greatly improved all of my available rpms.  If you use rpmlint to check the quality of either the specfile or the rpm itself it should return no errors or warnings.  I am also working on putting more information into my rpmbuild tutorial to encompase everything I found useful, and everything in my opinion which may be useful to others, who also are looking to create packages of their own.  All of my rpms are available here.

In addition, the specfiles to these rpms can be found as examples in my rpmbuild tutorial.