David C composed on 2022-05-16 16:07 (UTC-0500):

This was unexpected (to me), but may be normal. Canceling "zypper se" with [ctrl + c] results in a Segmentation Fault. E.g.

$ zse octabe ^C^CSegmentation fault

(I meant to type octave, but had a typo so I canceled the search)

Shouldn't the interrupt handler in zypper handle this in a more graceful way?

The 'zse' alias for users is:

alias zse='sudo zypper se -s'

(not sure whether that would make any difference, but included anyway)

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