(In reply to Andras Szerencses from comment #14) > (In reply to Pete D from comment #13) > Right back atcha. Goodness, what is this generation we live in? Hurry up and > learn some respect and get some knowledge how bug reports works, it's not a > social whatever. Details and solutions should be given here not childish > expressions. > https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Submitting_bug_reports > Even if you donated you sit next to computer with a blessed and free distro > on it and they're the one who helped you out at the first hand. Do you wanna > help? If yes then here is an option: > #1 Close YaST and YaST Software if they're open > #2 open up your console > #3 su > #4 Y2DEBUG=1 /sbin/yast2 2>&1 | tee /home/"yourusername"/y2debug_yast.txt > (obviously replace "yourusername" with your actual user name) > #5 Open Software Management in Yast > #6 Do the steps what makes YaST Software to crash on your system. (I assume > it's the packages under Main Repository (OSS) and Main Update Repository) > #7 Back in your console type quit > #8 Around the top of the page of this particular bug report you find a > section called Attachments and Click on Add an attachment then attach the > file called y2debug_yast.txt in your home directory and submit it with some > description like y2debug for YaST Software crash. Also optional to give some > details related to your computer in Comments section. Bad move! Having a go at me. Just saying. Secondly, blessed? Ain���t no one blessed to use a free distro. Why shouldn���t it be free? Blessed would be when the the bug is not present to begin with. Thirdly, I posted that comment in frustration, because I had over 60 packages selected when it then crashed. So pardon me for being human and being frustrated. Lastly, I can���t help now because I decided to delete openSUSE and use a different distro that doesn���t force close its package manager. This bug made me hate openSUSE and made me switch for good to something else. Have a good one, byeeee