I've played a little with alpha 6 - dvd install of x86_64. Generally the new libzypp fully lives up to the high expectations that have been built up - the start up speed and the low ram usage is really a blessing. Almost too good to be true. Of course there are some issues, and I must admit I'm too lazy to add each one to bugzilla while it's still so immature, so I'm just gonna run through 'em quickly here on the list. During installation I do custom partitioning, after that when I return to the "installation Settings" there's suddenly a red text stating that there are dependency issues with the package selection that require manual attention. Among some of the things that reported conflicts were openoffice-kde. I just quickly chose to ignore all the conflicts and moved on, before looking at the matter closer. After installation I added factory to the yast inst src module and then added factory non-oss with zypper. Both worked, but adding with the yast module seemed much slower, which is funny since it wasn't supposed to do anything except add the url / create the repo-file - a y2base-proces seemed to be using quite a lot of cpu while this went on. The DVD wasn't available as installation source after installation, which is of course usually the case. Dunno if this is intended. I didn't add any online sources during installation. In YaST inst-src module the repos seemed to default to being disabled and with autorefresh off. If I turned enable + refresh on manually, they would be off again next time inst-src module is started. Adding repos, refreshing, installing and searching with zypper was extremely pleasurable. Testing integration between sw_single and libzypp seemed impossible as sw_single would say on startup "No installation sources found, only displaying installed packages". While at the same time zypper was working well with the installation sources. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: zypp-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: zypp-devel+help@opensuse.org