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Re: [opensuse] smart on 10.2?
- From: Robert Smits <bob@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 11:08:55 -0800
- Message-id: <200611301108.56082.bob@xxxxxxxxx>
On Thursday 30 November 2006 03:33, steve reilly wrote:
> I agree, Im thinking there is something wrong again with the updating
> system. Even if there isnt, its just too slow!!!! Yast is like a dinosaur,
> and takes 5 minutes to start up, the zen updater hangs for days if you
> will let it. Smart is the only package manager that works quick and
> flawlessly, as far as I can see.
> Thank you pascal, the pre configured repositories is a nice touch as
> well!!
Yast, in my experience, is only slow if you've added lots of repositories and
told Yast to update them every time it starts up. I just turn off update for
repositories I'm not using and Yast speeds up a lot in startup time.
I certainly agree about zen...it's very slow. I suspect it's because there are
fewer zen repositories and consequently they're getting hit harder and have
less bandwidth available, but this is pure speculation on my part. I
certainly did'nt ask for zen, don't want it now, but am stuck with it.
Bob
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> I agree, Im thinking there is something wrong again with the updating
> system. Even if there isnt, its just too slow!!!! Yast is like a dinosaur,
> and takes 5 minutes to start up, the zen updater hangs for days if you
> will let it. Smart is the only package manager that works quick and
> flawlessly, as far as I can see.
> Thank you pascal, the pre configured repositories is a nice touch as
> well!!
Yast, in my experience, is only slow if you've added lots of repositories and
told Yast to update them every time it starts up. I just turn off update for
repositories I'm not using and Yast speeds up a lot in startup time.
I certainly agree about zen...it's very slow. I suspect it's because there are
fewer zen repositories and consequently they're getting hit harder and have
less bandwidth available, but this is pure speculation on my part. I
certainly did'nt ask for zen, don't want it now, but am stuck with it.
Bob
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