[opensuse-factory] Tumbleweed - Review of the week 2018/36
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, This week was not a record when it comes to the number of snapshots, but there was a steady flow. There were just a couple days where none of the staging projects was in a state to be merged into Tumbleweed – which in turn means we also did not produce a new snapshot to throw at openQA daily. So, with this in mind, the three snapshots (0831, 0903 and 0905) released during this week is actually a good number. One snapshot (0904) was discarded. Changes that are in the delivered snapshots: * dbus 1.12.10 * ucode-intel 20180807a * hexchat2.14.2 * PHP 7.2.9 * Virtualbox 5.2.18 There are still a good number of interesting changes upcoming: * glibc 2.28; the split of libxcrypt causes some build failures * OpenSSL 1.1.1 * Boost 1.68 * python 3.7 * ncurses 6.1-20180707: breaks Xen (deprecations added, Xen builds with -Werror) * Usage of the new System Role selection instead of the legacy ‘desktop selection’ Cheers, Dominique PS: for the next two weeks, Max Lin will be taking care of Tumbleweed
On Fri, 7 Sep 2018 at 15:53, Dominique Leuenberger / DimStar <dimstar@opensuse.org> wrote:
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers,
This week was not a record when it comes to the number of snapshots, but there was a steady flow. There were just a couple days where none of the staging projects was in a state to be merged into Tumbleweed – which in turn means we also did not produce a new snapshot to throw at openQA daily. So, with this in mind, the three snapshots (0831, 0903 and 0905) released during this week is actually a good number. One snapshot (0904) was discarded.
Changes that are in the delivered snapshots:
* dbus 1.12.10 * ucode-intel 20180807a * hexchat2.14.2 * PHP 7.2.9 * Virtualbox 5.2.18
There are still a good number of interesting changes upcoming:
* glibc 2.28; the split of libxcrypt causes some build failures * OpenSSL 1.1.1 * Boost 1.68 * python 3.7 * ncurses 6.1-20180707: breaks Xen (deprecations added, Xen builds with -Werror) * Usage of the new System Role selection instead of the legacy ‘desktop selection’
Cheers, Dominique
PS: for the next two weeks, Max Lin will be taking care of Tumbleweed
For those interested in Kubic the latest snapshot released today is the first which includes Podman/CRI-O as its default container runtime. CRI-O is the increasingly popular replacement the docker engine as the container runtime for Kubernetes. It was convinently annouced today that CRI-O is no longer an 'incubator' project but now an official part of Kubernetes upstream Podman gives a commandline interface to CRI-O with very similar syntax to the `docker` cli tool. I ask people to download the latest snapshot and play about, please send feedback to the opensuse-kubic@opensuse.org mailinglist Docker remains available in Kubic for those who still wish to use it. But CRI-O will be the most heavily tested and the first we care about going forward. Expect a more detailed blog post on kubic.opensuse.org when I'm back from vacation Cheers Richard -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org
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Richard Brown