Upgrade kde to last update 5.24.2

[james80]

Hi,

I wondered if I can upgrade to 5.24.2, I'm on 5.24.1.
Not sur if tumbleweed is up to date about it?

[r0ckhopper]

Both Plasma 5.24.2 and Frameworks 5.91 are now in Factory, and will hopefully be in the next Tumbleweed snapshot (if not then soon after).

https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Factory gives an overview of the process.

[james80]

Both Plasma 5.24.2 and Frameworks 5.91 are now in Factory, and will hopefully be in the next Tumbleweed snapshot (if not then soon after).

https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Factory gives an overview of the process.

ok thank you,

So I can't really upgrade it, I'M better to wait for the next release, right?

[james80]

I upgraded with that and nothing happened, still with 5.24.1

https://software.opensuse.org/package/plasma5-desktop

[r0ckhopper]

The 5.24.2 packages (and there's lots of them) are in the 20220224 snapshot https://openqa.opensuse.org/snapshot.../diff/20220224 which is currently being tested https://openqa.opensuse.org/group_overview/1 and will hopefully be published later today.

[james80]

The 5.24.2 packages (and there's lots of them) are in the 20220224 snapshot https://openqa.opensuse.org/snapshot.../diff/20220224 which is currently being tested https://openqa.opensuse.org/group_overview/1 and will hopefully be published later today.

awesome, thanks.

So, I'm new on openSuse, I was on ubuntu before, just to be sure, if a new snapshot is available, do I need to use the live usb and choose ''upgrade'' in the boot menu or just make ''sudo zypper up'' would be ok?

thanks

[hcvv]

Tumbleweed should be updated only with

zypper dup

(And the name is openSUSE )

[james80]

Thanks to all,

from my official tumbleweed that I've installed feb 22, if I want to install krypton snap from here : http://download.opensuse.org/reposit...*Krypton.*.iso
Do I need to make a usb bootable key again and start over ?
thanks

[nrickert]

..., if I want to install krypton snap from here : http://download.opensuse.org/reposit...*Krypton.*.iso

You can do it that way.

I seem to recall that when I last tried "krypton", I booted the live media and checked which repos were being used (and their priorities). I then adjusted my existing Tumbleweed to add those repos with the same priorities, then used "zypper dup". And that was all it took.

However, I also found it not worth doing. When "krypton" updated to a newer KDE release, regular Tumbleweed updated within a few days. So just staying with regular Tumbleweed seemed adequate.