Although software updates have become easier to do in Linux (sometimes too easy see my other thread), downloading is still a chore.
I think MacOS X Server has a equivalent of WSUS for updating client Macs. What about a network of Linux PCs. Also is there a way of slip streaming or creating a pack of updates for post install application?
If you are using an debian based system (eg, one that uses apt) then you can use apt-proxy to do this.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptProxy
If, rather than caching, you want to create an mirror then you need to use apt-mirror.
http://www.howtoforge.com/local_debian_ubuntu_mirror

@Geoff: There is an equivalent for Redhat/Centos. A full tutorial for both is in the new issue of Linux Format as it happens.
Really? Well thats good. Doesn't affect me though as I use debian based distros.
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