I know that for example in yumex you can disable certain repositories in the settings. In openSUSE you can use Yast to easily edit repositories, in Ubuntu it is also fairly easy, with the software sources program. Is there any program with a gui in Fedora too?
Nothing native... Only if you use Gnome...
Open a terminal and write...
su
gpk-prefs
Now check/uncheck...
Third party tools
repeating your words
or
And I don't have a problem with disabling a repository, that can be easily done through Yumex. I am talking about easily adding like copr repositories for example or rmp fusion without having to hit gedit or the terminal. A graphical user interface for that.
I have no problem installing these repositories myself without the need for third party applications like postinstaller or fedy. Besides these third party applications do not serve as an app that can simply add and remove repositories. For example just browse Ubuntu's software sources application Ubuntu Software Sources
@Ervin-Reoaded I asked the same question here... https://plus.google.com/1046170777061... (check the date). Well then I made my own tool for it. the next version edits the repositories...
Asked: 2016-01-12 14:37:20 -0600
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What features do you want that yumex does not have ?
You already said it:
yumex-dnfI am not talking about installing software, that is not a problem. I am talking about adding and removing repositories through a graphical interface like in yast for opensuse for example or like in Ubuntu's software sources application. Yumex can only disable a repository but can't be used for adding one or removing one. I will check yumex-dnf and see.