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Re: [softwaremgmt] What is wrong with softwaremgmt in 11.0. ¿SVN status?
- From: "Benji Weber" <benji@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 Sep 2008 09:55:31 +0100
- Message-id: <d6b310ce0809020155l2f1a6435n725f3ad7b86d479@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
2008/9/2 Stanislav Visnovsky <visnov@xxxxxxx>:
I think this is a problem. I do not think that online upgrades need to
be officially supported, but the lack of official support is always
used as an excuse to not even attempt to get it to work every single
release. People are put off from running openSUSE on servers by being
told that it's not possible to upgrade between versions remotely even
when it is, and they are put off when it requires expert knowledge to
do it. It basically means that openSUSE is not an option to run on a
server without physical access. All the other major distributions
manage to provide working online upgrades, even if they are not
recommended or supported, is openSUSE's package management so
inferior? ;)
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4- zypper dup
It looks at vendor strings and doesn't changes between vendors, but it
ignores repository priorities. Not a big problem right now, but I
would like to have a fix for 11.0 before people starts updating to
11.1.
Well, zypper dup is not a "official" way to upgrade from 11.0 to 11.1. You
might be lucky, but that's it (but if it does not work, it is always
interesting to hear about that, so we can try to fix the issue).
I think this is a problem. I do not think that online upgrades need to
be officially supported, but the lack of official support is always
used as an excuse to not even attempt to get it to work every single
release. People are put off from running openSUSE on servers by being
told that it's not possible to upgrade between versions remotely even
when it is, and they are put off when it requires expert knowledge to
do it. It basically means that openSUSE is not an option to run on a
server without physical access. All the other major distributions
manage to provide working online upgrades, even if they are not
recommended or supported, is openSUSE's package management so
inferior? ;)
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Benjamin Weber
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