Which Repositories should be listed as “enabled” (and by enabled it
means they will automatically notify you of updates correct?) in
software management? I seem to have 20 or so repositories listed. Do I
need all of these? Or should I just go with the Suse Stable 11
repositories? Because I seem to be notified of updates on things that
are irreleveant, not major changes etc.
post your list here and although we will likely be able to work it out,
tell us if you use gnome, kde4, kde3 or a combo of them.
It’s not necessary to get updates for all repo’s - true. The essential
is ‘updates’
But many do want new features from other repo’s. You have to decide if
Stability is a MUST. In which case, you want to keep a minimum enabled.
You can generally maintain that stability and get new features by having
stable build service repo’s enabled too.
For some. Bandwidth may be an issue. Cable and ADSL is not available
everywhere and some still use dialup, so only security updates would be
wanted here probably.
Ninja1980;1938895 Wrote:
> Which Repositories should be listed as “enabled” (and by enabled it
> means they will automatically notify you of updates
> correct?)…
By default, opensuse notifies you about security patches only.
If you want to be notified on other applications’ updates,
On 11.0:
Right click updater applet in system tray → Configure Applet →
check “Show available upgrades when backend provides them”
On 11.1:
First install “kde4-kupdateapplet-zypp”, then right click on updater
applet → Configure Applet → select “ZYpp Plugin” as Backend →
check “Show available upgrades when backend provides them”
The reason I ask this question is that I have had 2 updates that won’t
install, “Fileshareset” and “kdenetwork3-InstantMessenger” even if I
click install they stick around. I thought maybe I am receiving every
little update done and there was a way to disable that.
This OS 11.0 yes? I can’t recall if there was a fix or other
workaround. As I recall is was near to 11.1 release when this started. I
never encountered it because I don’t use the updater applet, I only do
updates via software management.
I think you can mark them as taboo / never install.
I just got an update of libzypp on 11.0 and the privious updates that
were stuck (fileshareset and another one) now installed after libzypp
got updated. So it’s fixed now been waiting for this for months
microchip8;1939092 Wrote:
> I just got an update of libzypp on 11.0 and the privious updates that
> were stuck (fileshareset and another one) now installed after libzypp
> got updated. So it’s fixed now been waiting for this for months
There you have it.
You should be fine if you get the libzypp update first. (microchip8
thanks for that.)
geoffro;1939153 Wrote:
> I did the zypper update and also changed the update applet to libzypp.
> Now it shows all availle updates and upgrades
>
> /Geoff
been waiting for this for months