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RE: [SLE] YaST YOU on 10.1 Seems Functional, at least for me
- From: "Greg Wallace" <gregwallace@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 11:31:54 -0500
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On Thursday, June 01, 2006 @ 11:07 PM, Kevin wrote:
>On Wednesday 31 May 2006 23:51, Greg Wallace wrote:
>> So, what I have been doing is simply launching YOU once a day to
>> check on updates. Up until yesterday, there were never any available.
>> However, both yesterday and today there were multiple patches available
>> and they all installed seamlessly. I'm hoping the same will be the case
>> when the Zen problem is finally taken care of (then I'll see if I can
>> get this new susewatcher, or whatever it's called, to work).
>> So, for anyone sitting out there that has shied away from updating due
>> to all of the problems others are experiencing, you might just try
>> launching YOU and seeing how it works for you. It is true that it is
>> now extremely slow, as I understand it because of the interference being
>> run on it by Zen, etc., but it does still function, at least for my
>> setup.
>So, you didn't need to do _anything_ to get it to work? No specifying
>a new update source or any of the other stuff that's been talked about
>in the list?
Exactly right. I had been checking on a daily basis and there were never
any updates until that (about 2 or 3 days ago). On the other hand, I did
pick up a few updates that were out there at install time when the
installation took me to that step right at the end, as it always does.
After that, nothing for quite a number of days (so I was wondering if it was
actually working). Then, the last few days, I've gotten patches almost
every day.
>SUSE literally didn't have anything that needed a fix until yesterday?
>I'll have to run YOU again when I get to the office, and my only
>10.1 installation so far. See what flaws were finally detected (and
>fixed) after three weeks of perfection. :-)
>If YOU runs and installs some updates, I'll seriously consider replacing
>10.0 on my home system.
>Kevin
Greg Wallace
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>On Wednesday 31 May 2006 23:51, Greg Wallace wrote:
>> So, what I have been doing is simply launching YOU once a day to
>> check on updates. Up until yesterday, there were never any available.
>> However, both yesterday and today there were multiple patches available
>> and they all installed seamlessly. I'm hoping the same will be the case
>> when the Zen problem is finally taken care of (then I'll see if I can
>> get this new susewatcher, or whatever it's called, to work).
>> So, for anyone sitting out there that has shied away from updating due
>> to all of the problems others are experiencing, you might just try
>> launching YOU and seeing how it works for you. It is true that it is
>> now extremely slow, as I understand it because of the interference being
>> run on it by Zen, etc., but it does still function, at least for my
>> setup.
>So, you didn't need to do _anything_ to get it to work? No specifying
>a new update source or any of the other stuff that's been talked about
>in the list?
Exactly right. I had been checking on a daily basis and there were never
any updates until that (about 2 or 3 days ago). On the other hand, I did
pick up a few updates that were out there at install time when the
installation took me to that step right at the end, as it always does.
After that, nothing for quite a number of days (so I was wondering if it was
actually working). Then, the last few days, I've gotten patches almost
every day.
>SUSE literally didn't have anything that needed a fix until yesterday?
>I'll have to run YOU again when I get to the office, and my only
>10.1 installation so far. See what flaws were finally detected (and
>fixed) after three weeks of perfection. :-)
>If YOU runs and installs some updates, I'll seriously consider replacing
>10.0 on my home system.
>Kevin
Greg Wallace
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